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does not allow dynamic exception specifications #186
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Use c++14 |
Try using c++98 or 11 It is most probably because modern c++ is much more strongly typed If it doesn't work then you have to manually cast those pointer in the source code |
Did that work for you? |
-std=c++11 doesn't work for me ( |
That's extremely weird. Please try again with c++98. If it still doesn't work then I don't know what's the issue |
Just to let you know. I compiled this just now on a Celeron N3050. It's a horrible under powered dual core. EVen many older ATOM processors outperform this thing from 2015. The compiling went just fine. Maybe you are using a very old Celeron? |
model name : Intel(R) Celeron(R) G4920 CPU @ 3.20GHz |
The one you are using is from 2018. I compiled it on Debian 10. |
Trying to make source codes on celeron
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