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Re: GNUstep: Specifying a minimum supported compiler version and using C
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Lucas Holt |
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Re: GNUstep: Specifying a minimum supported compiler version and using C++17 internally |
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Sun, 1 Sep 2024 15:55:18 -0400 |
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On 8/31/24 8:42 AM, Hugo Melder wrote:
My proposal is to bump the minimum supported GCC version to GCC 9.x
which is the supported version in RHEL8. When enforcing this minimum
version of GCC, we can focus on writing C17 (GCC 8.x or later). For
the libobjc2-based toolchain, any recent clang version (16 or later)
will do. Background for this is that older clang versions had serious
bugs when targeting MSVC.
Let's not just think about one Linux distro or even just Linux when
making decisions like this. GNUstep runs on a lot of operating systems
with different compilers and libraries.
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Lucas Holt
Luke@FoolishGames.com
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