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  • KDE Plasma 5.4.1 Fixes Compilation Under GCC 5

    Phoronix: KDE Plasma 5.4.1 Fixes Compilation Under GCC 5

    KDE Plasma 5.4.1 was released this morning as the first monthly bug-fix update for the Plasma 5.4 desktop stack...

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    I am bit wonder. GCC 5 is more compliant with C++11 standards, thus no compilation problems should be encountered. Ofcourse, new GCC 5 can be bit more restrictive.
    Last edited by matszpk; 08 September 2015, 01:21 PM.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by matszpk View Post
      I am bit wonder. GCC 5 is more compliant with C++11 standards, thus no compilation problems should be encountered. Ofcourse, new GCC 5 can be bit more restrictive.
      LLVM/Clang is more compliant that GCC. Even C++14.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Marc Driftmeyer View Post

        LLVM/Clang is more compliant that GCC. Even C++14.
        Not quite true. While both compilers do not support "Minimal support for garbage collection..." (N2670), Extended integral types (N1988) are not supported by Clang while they are supported by GCC. Given that this is a "C99 feature supported in C++11" you could actually say that both compilers are on par.

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