Compile without -std=c++11, not really needed #353
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Thanks, the C++11 check is to prevent accidentally adding a dependency with newer standards. We can run it only on the CI, as Dillo can be built with a compiler that supports C++03 and GNU macros, but I need to be sure it works first by making it fail.
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Sounds reasonable to have such a check, easy to accidentally add! Something like that? |
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This is great, and a huge timesaver. Alongside this patch I also had to make similar changes to Tested with GCC 4.0.1 & 8.5 on OS X 10.4 PowerPC. |
Enable webp support Enable IPv6 support by default. Remove the C++11 dependency so that GCC 4.0 can be used via dillo-browser/dillo#353 _POSIX_C_SOURCE guards different sections on 10.4 to 10.5 & up. --disable-debug is unrecognised.
Enable webp support Enable IPv6 support by default. Remove the C++11 dependency so that GCC 4.0 can be used via dillo-browser/dillo#353 _POSIX_C_SOURCE guards different sections on 10.4 to 10.5 & up. --disable-debug is unrecognised.
Might be a bit unconventional, downgrading the required standard, but without these extra , and the use of isinf this compiles and runs on Solaris 10 still which seems like a good fit for Dillo. Additional fixes for non C++11 in here too courtesy Sevan Janiyan, making Dillo compile and run on OS X 10.4 PowerPC with GCC 4.0.1 & 8.5.
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Updated my branch based on your changes too @sevan (mentioned in the commit) |
Might be a bit unconventional, downgrading the required standard, but without these extra , and the use of isinf this compiles and runs on Solaris 10 still which seems like a good fit for Dillo.