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Matching the official stdc++ version on Ubuntu? #185
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I think sticking to defaults is a very good idea. Was this change implemented? |
@makslevental Not implemented yet, and pull requests are welcome! This should mostly be pinning |
Sorry actually, after running around this morning trying to figure out a So in summary: I retract my Yay and vote nay. Or at least I vote please don't remove the ability to install newer versions of gcc on ubuntu-20.04 :) |
@makslevental Yes, setup-cpp will still allow installing the latest GCC if you pass the version, but I was talking about the default. Instead of installing from the test toolchain, we can instead use the latest available in the repos when the user just passes |
setup-cpp has been using the latest version of
stdc++
on Ubuntu. However, this implies that the compiled binary will ship/compile the requiredstdc++
or it is provided by the system. Otherwise, the user will get errors likeGLIBXX ... was not found
or other similar errors.Should we match the latest
stdc++
version that is available in the Ubuntu repositories, or should we continue to use theppa
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