Michael Auß <[email protected]> writes:
> I only added the flag for compilers based on the existing pattern *.clang and > my new pattern matching "c++“. > So the Build system is setting the language only for clang at this point. So this is not really about your change, but it seems that the modern C++ world is complicated enough and various compilers have various defaults (which itself seems buggy), so my point is that we should be setting --std always (to a value that matches what the README says is needed), rather than special casing which is building up a record of defaults that don't work. > I tested the output for c++98 which resulted in the bugs original > errors: And there is c++03. But if it really needs C++11, that's how it is. The last release does not, but it seems master and the last release are very far apart.
