On 6/05/2014 1:04 a.m., Amos Jeffries wrote: > > > NOTICE: Please be aware our C++ language roadmap: > As of this release we are officially beginning a transition > to C++11. If the compiler offers support for -std=c++11, it > will be used. > > While Squid-3.4 will continue to build on all GCC 4.x, please > begin any necessary planning for the minimum required GCC > version to become 4.8 later this calendar year. > Just to be crystal clear as the announcement wording seems to have caused some worries: Squid-3.4 series (current stable) supports compiling in any GCC 4.0+ using C++98 or C++11 depending on the compiler version. Squid-3.5 series (current alpha / "pre-beta") supports compiling in any GCC 4.0+ using C++98 or C++11 depending on the compiler version. => Some advertised performance enhancements may not be very performant with older compilers. Squid-3.6 series (2015 release) will require C++11 abilities only found in GCC 4.8 or Clang 3.3. The Squid RoadMap has been updated to reflect this. <http://wiki.squid-cache.org/RoadMap/Squid3> Amos
