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Create an answer for "What is the minimum C++ version our projects should support" in FAQ #58

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wusatosi opened this issue Nov 14, 2024 · 2 comments
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@wusatosi
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Since we have agreed in weekly sync meeting that we do not intend to define a minimum C++ version for all of our library. We should add a section in the FAQ specifically addressing this.

I would also suggest we add a recommendation in the standard explaining why a minimum C++ version is chosen and what would take to lower it.

Would be okay contributing something, but I am not the best technical writer/ documentation writer.

Vaguely related: #50 .

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Sorry I missed the meeting, but elsewhere I've been leaning toward saying it's unlikely most Beman libraries will support below c++17.

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Sorry I missed the meeting, but elsewhere I've been leaning toward saying it's unlikely most Beman libraries will support below c++17.

Well... inplace_vector should be able to support c++17, dump could in theory support c++17 (or even earlier?).

But yeah generally you are right.

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