Allow configuration of which C++ standard to use #122
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@scudette have you gotten a chance to review this? By default it still builds with c++11 (so no changes for existing users), but gives the option of choosing a different standard at configuration time |
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This adds a new (optional)
--with-c++-standardargument to the configure script. Users can select 11, 14, or 17 (default is 11) to choose which version of the standard to compile the library against.This is useful for linking the library against other C++ project to ensure they're compiled with compatible standard libraries.