On Fri, Nov 3, 2017 at 10:45 AM, Solomon Boulos <[email protected]> wrote:
> Have you tried asking this on the CMake mailing list? Bill and others are > super friendly and helpful. > > What do you mean by "system" C++ standard though? The default C++ standard > used by the C+++ compiler in the user's path? The standard used by the > compiler that linked the C++ runtime for that compiler? > > Even in a Linux distro, what do the answers I'm asking mean when you have > multiple compilers installed side-by-side? > Haven't tried the cmake mailing list just yet, was curious to other's level of interest... If it's easy enough to determine the "default" standard then it should be fairly easy to setup a conditional which says, "If the default standard meets or exceeds our requirement, then don't add any flags." In my case, I mean the default standard at the distro level, which for Fedora 26 and up is C++14. Thanks, Richard
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