LeechCraft and C++14

[Georg Rudoy]

Hi all!

Turns out the current state of affairs is that LC can only be built in
C++14 mode if using fully compliant C++ compiler (like clang, since
it's "more fully" compliant than gcc, for instance).

In particular, some GCC kludges break some C++14 code. For example,
I've removed a workaround against g++ not matching a class derived
from an instantiated template class to a template template function (
http://leechcraft.org:8080/job/leechcraft/=debian-unstable/1977/consoleFull
), which seems to break SFINAE with C++14 generic lambdas (see
http://melpon.org/wandbox/permlink/iK8x9BQWwUpQRvWd for an example).

tl;dr: use clang.

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Georg Rudoy

[Dmitriy Perlow]

Georg Rudoy <0xd34...@gmail.com> Fri, 17 Apr 2015 00:39:47 +0300:

Bravo! No stable openSUSE releases so. Pleace note the last buildable via
gcc commit.

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Best regards,
Dmitriy DA(P).DarkneSS Perlow @ Linux x64

[Dmitriy Perlow]

Georg Rudoy <0xd34...@gmail.com> Fri, 17 Apr 2015 00:39:47 +0300:

Or did you mean to just forget about C++14 mode that has been already
tricky?

[Georg Rudoy]

2015-04-17 4:48 GMT+01:00 Dmitriy Perlow <d...@open.by>:
> Or did you mean to just forget about C++14 mode that has been already
> tricky?

Yes, exactly. Again: "...can only be built in C++14 mode if using
fully compliant C++ compiler".

For C++11 gcc 4.8.3+ is needed (4.8.2 probably also works, but I
haven't tested).

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Georg Rudoy