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Support different compilers #2
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Hi Bart ! I've forked your depot and worked on branch for gcc-4.9 (ubuntu/mint x64) support. Take for your sharings, |
On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 4:22 PM, yoyonel [email protected] wrote:
Hello Lionel, Thanks for the pull request. I'm quite busy the next couple of days, Kind regards, |
On 2016-05-10 16:22, yoyonel wrote:
Hello Lionel, Can you make a pull request for this? I might want to comment on your Kind regards, |
Yo Bart ! No problem to submit a pull request (it's done). Cu soon ^^ |
Hello yoyonel, Today, I played around with Travis CI to setup an environment in which we can test both clang and g++. I could not get past the Boost 1.56 requirement. See my comments on issue #5. |
Yo Bart, I sent to you a response on #5 ^^ |
I got three compilers working on Travis CI: g++ 4.9 and 5.0 and clang++ 3.6. Only clang++ 3.7 is still failing. |
i will fix tomorrow the problem/bug for clang++ 3.7 ;-) |
This project should be compilable with as many C++11/14 compilers as possible. It should be easy to switch compilers. The buildsystem should be modified so that it is easy to build the project with one or the other compiler. I do not yet have a clear idea about how to approach this. Suggestions are definitely welcome.
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