Please don't ban me. I'm a foreigner doesn't understand English well. I think I should post here. If it's the wrong place, please move the thread, don't ban me.
C::B supports a very old version of this compiler which is Borland C++ Compiler 5.5. This compiler doesn't support modern C++ features that we need. I found with the new compiler BCC32C.exe it's easy to modify C::B template for the old compiler to support it. At lease, I successfully built a Hello World example only by changing include folders and BCC32.exe to BCC32C.exe.
Embarcadero also ships BCC32X.exe which use Clang syntax (so indeed G++ syntax). It's very easy for you to add support it. Thanks.
The Compiler's homepage:
https://www.embarcadero.com/free-tools/ccompilerC::B version I'm using: latest stable binary build.
Out of curious: I'm not need this much, but if you can, please consider it:
+Pelles C on Windows is a very good compiler (C only), it's one of the pioneer support C17 standard rather than the big player (GCC, Clang) but it IDE is inferior to C::B IMHO. If you could support this compiler (you also support TCC another C only thing) this will form an awesome workspace.
+Recently I found Orange C Compiler, a small but surprisingly it supports C++14 (at least it claimed on it homepage), I've tested some of C++11 features and it worked right. Better diversity, better quality, isn't it? Did you said you would support as much compiler as possible in the FAQ?