On macOS, the configuration script ignores additional compiler flags when performing C++ compilation checks, caused explicitly by:
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IF(NOT APPLE) |
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SET(CMAKE_REQUIRED_FLAGS "${CMAKE_REQUIRED_FLAGS} ${BALL_PROJECT_COMPILE_FLAGS}") |
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SET(CMAKE_REQUIRED_DEFINITIONS "${CMAKE_REQUIRED_DEFINITIONS} ${BALL_PROJECT_COMPILE_DEFNS}") |
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ENDIF() |
This behavior results in some C++11 language features being disabled on macOS although being supported. Currently affected feature guards:
BALL_HAS_THREAD_LOCALBALL_HAS_NOEXCEPTBALL_HAS_STD_STRING_CONST_ITERATOR_INITLIST_INSERT
Removing the condition from the code above solves this problem. However, this causes the FindXDR CMake macro to fail, disabling persistence support as a consequence.
On macOS, the configuration script ignores additional compiler flags when performing C++ compilation checks, caused explicitly by:
ball/cmake/BALLConfiguration.cmake
Lines 104 to 107 in c66bb52
This behavior results in some C++11 language features being disabled on macOS although being supported. Currently affected feature guards:
BALL_HAS_THREAD_LOCALBALL_HAS_NOEXCEPTBALL_HAS_STD_STRING_CONST_ITERATOR_INITLIST_INSERTRemoving the condition from the code above solves this problem. However, this causes the
FindXDRCMake macro to fail, disabling persistence support as a consequence.