linux: Specify -std=c++11 when building #9
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Hello kbeckmann, I didn't merge your fix as there is a conflict with old gcc so I need to introduce gcc dependent compilation... |
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Thanks @kbeckmann, I hit the std::byte issue as well and this patch allowed me to build. |
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GCC 11 updated its default c++ standard from 11 to 17 which caused issues related to std::byte among other things.
I made it build by specifying -std=c++11.
I also renamed CC/CFLAGS to CXX/CXXFLAGS to be more specific that c++ is being compiled.