On Thu, May 29, 2025 at 2:39 AM Johannes Demel wrote:
Expect the minimum C version to be bumped soon to give contributors the
opportunity to enjoy later language features.
Wouldn't it make more sense to wait until someone actually used one of
those features?
Matt
Johannes Demel writes:
> Regarding minimum versions. My current approach would be to set these to a
> version that works with the oldest still supported distro.
> I'd consider Ubuntu 20.04 to be the oldest, but in a few days, after 31.
> May 2025, it'll be Ubuntu 22.04.
> I know some distros offe
Hey everyone,
CMake can be a journey. Also, there's no good source of "how to CMake
today". Thus, the Internet might provide help from varying times and
different guidelines. Further, later CMake might require you to do things
differently.
Currently, I'd expect a project to configure a minimum ve
>Hi Greg,
better a brief reply than a late one:
On 5/19/25 5:09 PM, Greg Troxel wrote:
It would be nice to have something easily found by a human,
agreed, but on the scale of "someone needs to know about this" and "it would be bad if
documentation goes out of sync with the implementation", s
Marcus Müller writes:
> Dear Greg,
>
> yes, GNU Radio should only need C++17. That's defined in our
> CMakeFiles.txt, cmake/Modules/GrCompilerSettings.cmake Line 81.
Thanks - and now I know C11 is required too.
> On 5/18/25 8:50 PM, Greg Troxel wrote:
>>Is this documented and I'm just not l
Dear Greg,
yes, GNU Radio should only need C++17. That's defined in our CMakeFiles.txt,
cmake/Modules/GrCompilerSettings.cmake Line 81.
On 5/18/25 8:50 PM, Greg Troxel wrote:
Is this documented and I'm just not looking in the right place?
"Documented" might be a strong word for "it's ha
In pkgsrc, GNU Radio is at 3.10.12.0.
It is marked as needing a C++20 compiler, but this seems surprising.
This minute, I believe that's confused on our part, and it needs C++17.
Reading CMakeFile.txt and README and following pointers, I can't find
anything which says what C++ language variant GN
