Use C++20 by default #2322
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Hi @zjeffer I'm not sure.. but it might possible there are some OS where c++20 is not supported out of the box... Debian for example. But need to check. + Maybe some CPU architectures different to x86_64 .... |
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The CI builds seem to pass, though, which includes a Debian build. I'll try building it on my Raspberry Pi 4 |
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Seems to build on RPi4. Some warnings (I think due to an older GCC version, 12) but it does build fine. |
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Is there a reason we're still on C++17?