Try use `em++`: em++ -std=c++11 lambda.cpp
`emcc` is C compiler as like a `clang` and `em++` is C++ compiler as
like a `clang++`.
(2014年08月04日 11:33), Jack Wu wrote:
Hello
Since emscripten uses clang as its front-end compiler, so I think it
should support c++11 lambda function.
But when I try to compile this code by -> emcc labda.cpp
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#include<iostream>
usingnamespacestd;
intmain()
{
intm =0;
intn =0;
[&,n](inta)mutable{m =++n +a;}(4);
cout <<m <<endl <<n <<endl;
}
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it tells me error
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(I am using version 1.21.0 emscripten.)
Any help ?
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