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GCC 10 Adds Late Support For -std=c++20 To Target C++20
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I thought the difference between --std=c++1z and --std=c++17 was that the later meant the standard as specified, so full, and so with --std=c++2a and --std=c++20, it seems a bit early to accept the switch for the full standard with a few full features still missing (modules). Hopefully they won't bump the __cplusplus define, so that can be used instead having to look up the special define and number for every single feature you want to use.Last edited by carewolf; 16 February 2020, 07:04 AM.
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GCC 10 Adds Late Support For -std=c++20 To Target C++20
Phoronix: GCC 10 Adds Late Support For -std=c++20 To Target C++20
With C++20 now effectively complete, GCC developers have made a rather late change for GCC 10 that is also long overdue and that is introducing the -std=c++20 switch for targeting C++20...
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...C-10-Std-CPP20Tags: None
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