Adding -std=c++17 to avoid header compilation failure which removes them from the list of headers.
Fixing #2286 - tested on openSUSE15.6 with gcc 7.5 compiler which is not c++17 or newer by default.
The explanation for working with g++ 14.2 (on openSUSE Tumbleweed) is that the compiler is by default c++17 while g++ 7.5 is c++14 even if the compiler is capable of handling c++17 specs - which is actually used in compilation.
jwillemsen
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Adding -std=c++17 to avoid header compilation failure which removes them from the list of headers. Fixing #2286 - tested on openSUSE15.6 with gcc 7.5 compiler which is not c++17 or newer by default.
The explanation for working with g++ 14.2 (on openSUSE Tumbleweed) is that the compiler is by default c++17 while g++ 7.5 is c++14 even if the compiler is capable of handling c++17 specs - which is actually used in compilation.