Re: GNUstep: Specifying a minimum supported compiler version and using C

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From:	Hugo Melder
Subject:	Re: GNUstep: Specifying a minimum supported compiler version and using C++17 internally
Date:	Sun, 1 Sep 2024 16:13:41 +0200

Hey Riccardo,

Right now GNUstep is currently very portable because it supports "archaic" GCC. Not just GCC, I mean GCC 4.x and I stand for that.

But why GCC 4.x? It was first released in March 10, 2006…

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