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C++11 support in OF #2577

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bilderbuchi opened this issue Sep 20, 2013 · 7 comments
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C++11 support in OF #2577

bilderbuchi opened this issue Sep 20, 2013 · 7 comments

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@bilderbuchi
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This is the overview issue to coordinate getting C++11 support in openFrameworks on all platforms. Feel free to comment and/or edit this post as appropriate.

A separate Github organisation has been created to facilitate the transition to C++11: https://github.com/organizations/openFrameworks-cpp11

Separate issues concerning different platforms are as follows:

MacOS:

The way to go here is to go the route of libc++ and clang. See issues #1864 (go there to discuss), #2335, #2087.

Windows:

PR #2571 is underway to get C++11 suport for Visual Studio

Linux:

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Other platforms

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General issues:

#2005,

@bilderbuchi
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Both clang and gcc claim essentially full support for C++11 by now.

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yoiang commented Nov 30, 2013

I'm unable to view the new organization, how far has C++ 11 support progressed? Is there help needed anywhere?

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bakercp commented Nov 30, 2013

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yoiang commented Dec 1, 2013

ah perfect, thank you!

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I'm also unable to view the organization - is there anyone looking at C++ 11 support for iPhone targets yet? I checked out the openFrameworks-cpp11 repository and took a look at apothecary but it doesn't look like there are compiled 3rd party libs for an ios-clang-libc++ target yet and apothecary doesn't seem to list this combination as a target. I've so far managed to compile Freeimage and Poco (minus the SSL/Crypto modules), but judging by the number of link errors it seems like I might have a long job ahead of me unless I'm missing something?

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hm, should we close this issue, since C++11 coordination is handled in other issues throughout the tracker, afaict?

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yoiang commented May 17, 2015

Makes sense to me!

On Sun, May 17, 2015 at 9:57 AM Christoph Buchner [email protected]
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hm, should we close this issue, since C++11 coordination is handled in
other issues throughout the tracker, afaict?


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