Le 05/07/2016 à 12:23, Guillaume Munch a écrit :
I figured that the difference were minimal, but if I am wrong I can
revert this part of course. Only cygwin requires gnu++11.
As far as I understand, the difference is precisely to enable
non-standard extensions. I do see the point of disabling non-standard
extensions for a cross-platform software.
We have compiled for ages in gnu++98 mode forever when not using C++11.
And currently gcc 6 uses gnu++14 by default. Do you want me to force
c++14 instead?
I do not know what cmake does BTW, but we will eventually synchronize
these kind of choices.
JMarc
