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Moving to C++20 by default? #29

Open philsegeler opened 2 years ago

philsegeler commented 2 years ago

Ubuntu 22.04 comes out on the 21st of April. It includes GCC 11 with almost full C++20 support.

This means one major obstacle to moving to C++20 by default is gone.

The other one is clang. However, emscripten already uses an LLVM/Clang backend and it seems to work with the current C++20 lexer (although with a LOT of compiler warnings). LLVM 14 is just about to be released with better C++20 support.

Xcode 13 also has partial, but official C++20 support. Android C++ is based on clang as well.

I think we can assume that if emscripten works, then Xcode and Android will also work with C++20. That's why I believe we can now make the transition to C++20 by default. :)

antsouchlos commented 2 years ago

Let's move to C++20 by default. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

philsegeler commented 2 years ago

This commit enabled C++20 by default now. :)