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Update: looks like there is support for C++14 which is awesome. You just need to update the caide.ini file. But C++17 still is missing.
Yeah, caide.ini needs to use a clang option for C++ standard, e.g. -std=c++14
. C++17 should already be supported in master branch, I just need to take some time and publish a release...
Expect a spike in usage: https://youtu.be/qNKBdqifxpU Eagerly awaiting C++17, let me know if there is anything I can do to help :)
I published a release on github, C++17 support is now available with -std=c++1z
. I'll publish the new version of the extension in Visual Studio marketplace some time later.
Awesome, I will mention in my video tonight! Thanks!
Conor
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Can't figure out how to support C++14 and C++17. I have changed the ISO standard to C++17 for each of the projects:
But I still get an error on the concat.cpp file. Maybe there is a way to do it but can't figure it out.