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Compiler/CCSTUDIO: header-files keep us from adhering to pre c++17.

Magnus Almin
Prodigy 10 points

Part Number: CCSTUDIO

Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler

Good Afternoon!

We are having trouble at my company with c++ code produced in Code Composer Studio. In the header-file stdint.h a __has_include is present. "__has_include" is as I understand it a feature of c++17. When This code is later analyzed using an older version of QAC++ (or what is currently called) a syntax error is raised due to this "__has_include". Our version of QAC++ does not incorporate c++17 features.

Due to bureaucratic reasons our code should ideally adhere strictly to the c++03 standard and QAC++ test results are of importance. Is there a way to make CCS/C++ compiler and header-files adhere to c++03 standard or some ohter workaround this problem?

Best Regards

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    TI__Guru**** 252950 points

    Magnus Almin said:
    Is there a way to make CCS/C++ compiler and header-files adhere to c++03 standard or some ohter workaround this problem?

    Unfortunately, no.

    I suppose you could consider modifying the standard header files.  However, I do not consider that to be a practical solution.  I suspect you see it the same way.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George