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When compiling with exceptions disabled, I run into the following issue on gcc 12.1.0 using c++17:
error: ‘terminate’ is not a member of ‘std’ 73 | std::terminate(); | ^~~~~~~~~
I need to include <exception> before span.hpp in order to fix it. Am I doing something wrong?
<exception>
span.hpp
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Someone had the same issue with MSVC and suggested a patch #53
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cool,I don't mind including <exception> myself for now but i'd appreciate it being fixed on master eventually as I add span as a submodule.
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When compiling with exceptions disabled, I run into the following issue on gcc 12.1.0 using c++17:
I need to include
<exception>
beforespan.hpp
in order to fix it. Am I doing something wrong?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: