Thread: Any GCC 9.2.0 C17 standard supproting Linux distros?

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    Question Any GCC 9.2.0 C17 standard supproting Linux distros?

    Hello all!
    Could you advice free Linux distros that completely support C17 standard in GCC? In some cases it maybe any GSRC supporting distros.
    Thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wido View Post
    Hello all!
    Could you advice free Linux distros that completely support C17 standard in GCC? In some cases it maybe any GSRC supporting distros.
    Thank you.
    Debian testing:

    gcc (Debian 9.2.1-8) 9.2.1 20190909

    gcc --std=c18

    C18 is the ISO name for what some call C17.

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    In addition to Debian, Arch, Gentoo, and Funtoo support GCC 9.

    If you're new to Linux though, go with Debian, unless you want to learn a lot pretty quickly.

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    Why do you need a distro that supports gcc9-2?

    Do you know that you can download almost any version of gcc source and compile it to run on almost any distro and that you can have multiple versions of gcc with almost any distro?

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