>As I've been playing with this release, I also noticed some bugs on
>the compilers that ship as part of the comp63.tgz package as the gcc
>that ships is 4.2.1 and doesn't support c++11 when compiling c++
Regarding gcc, that is the last compiler which is free enough for us to ship.
Our hands are t
On Wed, Sep 05, 2018 at 11:46:41AM +0100, Russell Nathan Hyer wrote:
> I thought I should mention this issue as it may cause unknown side effects in
> other packages or components that depend on C++.
Thanks for letting us know. But it seems unlikely that anything would be
done about this kind of
Hi,
As I've been playing with this release, I also noticed some bugs on the
compilers that ship as part of the comp63.tgz package as the gcc that ships is
4.2.1 and doesn't support c++11 when compiling c++
And the clang++ compiler version 5.0.1 also has more severe bugs. Since, whilst
it does