Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2: Important
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None
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6.1
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None
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bb2b073ed (dev), 06ef8ce56 (6.5), 790e3b2a1 (6.4), d7795c98e (dev), fe3876517 (6.5)
Description
For some reason Qt 6 does not autodetect the latest C++ support by the compiler, instead it requires an opt-in switch to cmake / configure.
This switch is not currently being passed on the CI. The result is that Qt actually FTBFS if C++ 20 gets enabled (some C++ 20 specific codepath was never tested and had errors).
Proposed solution:
- install recent enough compilers on the CI (GCC >= 10, MSVC 2019-latest, clang >= 12, etc.)
- Build as C++20:
- either restore the autodetection, and install recent enough compilers on the CI, so we can catch such mistakes, or
- manually pass the relevant switch to configure/cmake so to enable C++20 on the toolchains that do support it.
Attachments
Issue Links
- duplicates
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QTQAINFRA-4242 Verify that Qt compiles with C++20
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- Closed
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- relates to
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QTBUG-94059 Stop using mixed enum arithmetic
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- Closed
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QTBUG-89729 Error compiling Qt with MSVC and c++2a
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- Closed
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