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killerbot:
the problem is centos5/6, these distros block evolution, in every aspect. Server software, great, but should not be seen as development os.
Well it doesn't matter, there are for example even ways to get the latest gcc compiler on centos instead of their ancient versions, so even there there is a way out :-)

oBFusCATed:

--- Quote from: killerbot on May 17, 2013, 04:20:34 pm ---the problem is centos5/6, these distros block evolution, in every aspect. Server software, great, but should not be seen as development os.
Well it doesn't matter, there are for example even ways to get the latest gcc compiler on centos instead of their ancient versions, so even there there is a way out :-)

--- End quote ---
Not if you want to treat you customers/users well. Forcing your users to install other compilers is not good.
And after that you'll have to ship wrapper scripts which modify LD_LIBRARY_PATH so the libstdc++ is found and so on. Lots of complications.

Also what about all the users of ubuntu 10/11 or older debians?

stefanos_:

--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on May 17, 2013, 05:40:24 pm ---
--- Quote from: killerbot on May 17, 2013, 04:20:34 pm ---the problem is centos5/6, these distros block evolution, in every aspect. Server software, great, but should not be seen as development os.
Well it doesn't matter, there are for example even ways to get the latest gcc compiler on centos instead of their ancient versions, so even there there is a way out :-)

--- End quote ---
Not if you want to treat you customers/users well. Forcing your users to install other compilers is not good.
And after that you'll have to ship wrapper scripts which modify LD_LIBRARY_PATH so the libstdc++ is found and so on. Lots of complications.

Also what about all the users of ubuntu 10/11 or older debians?

--- End quote ---

@oBFusCATed: Are you suggesting ANSI C in such cases, so you can take the advantage of its portability? If yes, is there an existing project you can recommend? I'm interested to look its code please.

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