CodingGuidelines.md

@@ -154,22 +154,16 @@ correct, and will fail otherwise. This means that you should run `clang-format`
 locally before pushing any change to the C++ codebase.
 
 Since the behaviour of `clang-format` varies slightly across versions, it is
-necessary to stick to a specific version. We currently use version 15 of
+necessary to stick to a specific version. We currently use version 16 of
 `clang-format`.
 
 ### Installing clang-format locally
 
-Under Debian, use the `clang-format-15` package. Make sure that the generic
+Under Debian, use the `clang-format-16` package. Make sure that the generic
 `clang-format` package is not installed, nor any more recent version of
 `clang-format`, otherwise selection of the correct binary may fail (see below).
 
-Under MSYS2, the package `mingw-w64-x86_64-clang-15` provides the right
-version of `clang-format`, under the `/mingw64/opt/llvm-15/bin/` directory.
-That latter directory is not in the `PATH` by default, so it should probably be
-added first in the `PATH` in order to make sure that it is used preferably to
-others (untested).
-
-Homebrew currently does not provide version 15 of `clang-format`.
+MSYS2 and Homebrew currently do not provide version 16 of `clang-format`.
 
 ### Applying the style with Meson