Missed Breaking Change for Cpp 23 about glaze HOT 4 CLOSED

I'm going to close this issue because I know that even v2.9.5 is not fully compatible with GCC 11. I would recommend using v2.9.5 until you're able to finish your upgrade.

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It is best to see version 3 and greater as a departure from C++20. Mostly because it soon won't be compatible. But, the current version should theoretically compile with C++20, and I am open to making some backwards compatibility fixes.

What compiler and version are you building with?

I'm also curious, what is holding your project back from C++23? I'd like to be aware of the cost for developers to make the change.

Thanks,
Stephen

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We're stuck with gcc 11, but in the process of upgrading to 14, so this is only temporary.

Same answer for what's holding us back from c++23, just updating our development image. We'll probably be there shortly so I wouldn't worry too much about the cost to make the change, it's just compiler support.

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Gotcha. Yeah, GCC 11 already did not support all the 2.9.5 features in Glaze. The latest version will build with GCC 12, 13, and 14

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