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How difficult it is to make the library work in C++14 as well? If the dependencies are essentially on the library (e.g. std::variant, std::any) - there are C++14 alternatives for most of that; would you consider conditionally-using them?
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Unfortunately, in addition to the new standard library types, it uses
nested namespace definitions, structured bindings, if-initializers, and
class template argument deduction. Some of these would be easy fixes,
others not. I feel your pain, though. I'm still stuck with C++11 at work.
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How difficult it is to make the library work in C++14 as well? If the
dependencies are essentially on the library (e.g. std::variant, std::any)
- there are C++14 alternatives for most of that; would you consider
conditionally-using them?
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How difficult it is to make the library work in C++14 as well? If the dependencies are essentially on the library (e.g.
std::variant
,std::any
) - there are C++14 alternatives for most of that; would you consider conditionally-using them?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: