Re: specs file modification to default gcc or g++ to current standard

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On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 8:21 PM, Sidney Marshall
<sidneym@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I would like to have gcc or g++ default to the current standard for 4.8.2.
> The compiler option -dumpspecs gives (in part):
>
> *cc1:

> *cc1_options:

> *cc1plus:

> The cc1plus is empty so I added:
>
> %{!std*:-std=c++11}
>
> and this seems to work for g++ but I am confused as to which cc1 entry to
> modify and where to modify it. Which cc1 entry should I modify and where
> should I modify it?

It doesn't really matter, because cc1 doesn't care what order options
appear in.  Either one should work.


> Also, out of curiosity - when will the -std=c++11 be the default?

Never.  But you probably mean to ask when -std=gnu++11 will be the
default.  I don't know the answer to that, sorry.

Ian




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