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[08:05:14] <prismatic> So I'm trying to build OCVM but immediately after running make I get "g++: error: unrecognized command line option ‘--std=c++17’". Can someone please explain -why- this happens and if there are any possible workarounds?
[08:22:21] <prismatic> oh, apparently g++ is outdated; is there any way to update it or use something like clang?
[08:44:29] <rmg> prismatic: bootstrap a compiler
[08:44:51] <rmg> prismatic: or wait for the server to be updated at some point in the future
[08:45:47] <rmg> prismatic: otherwise, you can complie locally against musl (if possible) and upload the result
[08:54:01] <prismatic> rmg: i wouldn't have a clue how to do any of those things (excluding #2 of course), the fact that I'm currently not running Linux (this is not my computer that I'm connecting on, otherwise I would be running either Mint or Arch) probably also limits my ability to do those; could you please go into further detail about them? (excluding #2 of course)
[08:58:53] <rmg> prismatic: 3) if you have gcc/clang locally, you can cross compile to linux+musl. Not fun, but possible. Check the compilation flags.
[09:00:58] <prismatic> rmg: unfortunately I don't have either as I'm (unfortunately) currently running Windowsa
[09:01:23] <rmg> prismatic: you can run gcc/clang on windows; I'm not sure about the exact details
[09:01:36] <prismatic> oh, you can? I'll look into that, thanks
[09:02:00] <rmg> prismatic: 1) basically download clang / gcc source code and compile it with the given gcc
[09:03:21] <prismatic> actually, I don't think building locally is possible since it needs several other things to build (mostly readline and liblua5.2 or liblua5.3)
[09:03:28] <prismatic> unless it's possible to get that on Windows too
[09:04:30] <rmg> it is. probably. never done messy cross compilation, only basic things
[09:05:05] <prismatic> i could probably also download a VM but for some reason downloads usually fail
[09:07:52] <rmg> zig might work, I think they provide a static build. only problem is, cpp suport is added in 0.7 which isn't released yet.
[09:08:03] <rmg> https://andrewkelley.me
[09:08:37] <prismatic> i'll check it out, thanks
[09:19:10] <rmg> good luck!
[10:38:43] <rmg> prismatic: any progress?
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