[travis] C building: weird behavior at travis server, -lm not found
See original GitHub issue$ python stats.py --all --build
Command: All Build
Builded Problem001/C/solution_1.c: Answer: 233168: 0.00s
Builded Problem002/C/solution_1.c: Answer: 4613732: 0.00s
@Building next Problem027/C/solution_1.c: /tmp/cch6tzam.o: In function `is_prime':
/home/travis/build/DestructHub/ProjectEuler/Problem027/C/solution_1.c:36: undefined reference to `sqrt'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
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Great.
@rafaelcn On my machine works, BTW. I think the problem is your existence. @