try gcc-12 #694
try gcc-12 #694
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90-91: Verify build compatibility with GCC 13
The upgrade from GCC 10 to 13 is a significant version jump that might introduce compatibility issues. Please ensure that:
- All C++20 features used in the codebase are supported by GCC 13
- The build succeeds with the new compiler version
- All tests pass with the new compiler version
This change affects multiple presets that inherit from ci-gcc, including:
- ci-ubuntu-gcc-tests
- ci-ubuntu-gcc-benchmarks
- user-ubuntu-gcc-tests
- user-ubuntu-gcc-benchmarks
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the C++20 features being used to ensure compatibility with GCC 13.
This will help us understand the specific C++20 features being used and verify their compatibility with GCC 13.
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a final response regarding the GCC 13 compatibility:
GCC 13 is compatible with the codebase's C++20 features
The codebase primarily uses well-established C++20 features that are fully supported by GCC 13:
- Concepts and constraints (
concept,requires) - Type traits and template metaprogramming
- Standard library concepts (
std::same_as,std::invocable)
No usage of experimental or partially supported C++20 features like coroutines (co_await, co_yield, co_return) or ranges library was found that could cause compatibility issues with GCC 13.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for C++20 feature usage that might be affected
# Search for C++20 features in the codebase
rg -l "concept|requires|consteval|constinit|co_await|co_yield|co_return|ranges::|views::|<span>|<concepts>|<ranges>|<coroutine>"
Length of output: 2183
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for specific C++20 features usage with context
rg -n --heading -C 2 "concept |requires |consteval |constinit |co_await |co_yield |co_return" src/
# Check for ranges and concepts headers usage with context
rg -n --heading -C 2 "#include\s+[<\"].*?(ranges|concepts)[>\"]" src/
Length of output: 50506
90-91: Version mismatch with PR title
The PR title suggests upgrading to GCC 12, but the changes implement GCC 13. Please clarify if this is intentional or if the PR title should be updated to reflect the actual changes.
| "CC" : "gcc-13", | ||
| "CXX": "g++-13" |
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Verify gcov tool compatibility
The compiler is being upgraded to GCC 13, but RPP_GCOV_TOOL still points to gcov-10. This version mismatch might cause issues with code coverage reporting.
Consider updating the gcov tool version to match the compiler version:
"environment": {
"CC" : "gcc-13",
"CXX": "g++-13"
},
"cacheVariables": {
- "RPP_GCOV_TOOL" : "/usr/bin/gcov-10"
+ "RPP_GCOV_TOOL" : "/usr/bin/gcov-13"
}Also applies to: 94-96
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