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Decided to try this one out but couldn't get passed ./build.sh step. Compiler flags the C99 designator expressions as error, a feature that is only available in C++20. I assume later versions of g++ has this implemented as a non-standard extension.
The locations of the errors are windows.cpp:2332:46 and gf2.cpp:1092:1 with compilation error "sorry, unimplemented: non-trivial designated initializers not supported"
What is the minimum compiler version required?
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Sorry, but I don't know the version history of GCC, so I don't know when this feature was added.
My computer has version 11.1.0, where it compiles without error.
I bit the bullet and changed the initialization to the less readable C++ compliant version locally and that was the only issue I found. If I'll find anything else I'll update GCC to 11.1.0, thanks.
Decided to try this one out but couldn't get passed
./build.sh
step. Compiler flags the C99 designator expressions as error, a feature that is only available in C++20. I assume later versions of g++ has this implemented as a non-standard extension.The locations of the errors are windows.cpp:2332:46 and gf2.cpp:1092:1 with compilation error "sorry, unimplemented: non-trivial designated initializers not supported"
What is the minimum compiler version required?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: