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Linking errors #113
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Unfortunately I don't think it's possible to get doctest running without linking to the standard library... And I was planning on moving entirely to streams (and away from printf-style formatting)... What is your use case - some embedded platform perhaps? |
Didn’t think so. Oh, well, just an interesting case. Thanks for the prompt reply.
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I'm closing this as I don't see what can be done further. |
Same problem here |
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I have a strange use case.
I'm using clang 5.0.1 (latest) with libc++, but I'm not linking it (libc++), just using the standard headers.
In fact, this is my (minimized) only file:
I'm getting tons of linker errors mostly for iostream related things.
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