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Add --with-c++11 switch to POCO formula #17750
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POCO by default compiles without C++11 support and gets linked with libstdc++. --with-c++11 switch enables building it with -std=c++11 and -stdlib=libc++.
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Is this still needed/applicable to 1.5.1? http://pocoproject.org/releases/poco-1.5.1/ |
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Actually the patch wasn't needed even for 1.4.6 but I didn't know about it at the time - this is resolved in the commit I just pushed to the branch. However the switch itself is still applicable as there are two different build configs available. |
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Should this update to 1.5.1 as well? |
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This I'm really not sure about. I haven't used 1.5.1 and POCO website says "Development Release 1.5.1 Available". It may be stable enough, I just don't know it. |
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This should wait for #22453. |
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POCO by default compiles without C++11 support and gets linked with
libstdc++.--with-c++11switch enables building it with-std=c++11and-stdlib=libc++.There's also pull request for POCO that'll make it possible without patching in the future: pocoproject/poco#83