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I almost always use the latest C++ with dexec, so rather than having to type this every time:
$ dexec -b -std=c++14 source.cpp
I'd rather just have a .dexecrc file in my user home which contained something like this:
.dexecrc
--- c++: build-args: - -std=c++11 ---
It doesn't have to be yaml, but yaml is quite succinct. Go has good out of the box support for json.
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I almost always use the latest C++ with dexec, so rather than having to type this every time:
I'd rather just have a
.dexecrc
file in my user home which contained something like this:It doesn't have to be yaml, but yaml is quite succinct. Go has good out of the box support for json.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: