On 03/15/16 05:23, Victor Shoup wrote:
That is a bummer with the C++11 issues.
The way I see it, C++11 is the future, and pretty much all
C++ must eventually deal with it.
Looking over the build issues with singular -- if the make files don't
respect CFLAGS or CXXFLAGS, then maybe one can make
the g++ command itself be a script that calls the "real" g++
with the right flags...
That's about the only thing I didn't try yet, having
CXX="g++ -std=c++11"
That may work. Some objects (that look like debugging objects)
are purposefully build without any *FLAGS so defining the
compiler is about the only way to get there.
Francois
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