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C++ is a popular and widely used mid-level language. It was designed as an extension of the C language.
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Explanation for portable serialization multiversion support is missing from the README. Please refer to this pull request to update.
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Currently Catch2 detects compilers ad-hoc, at the place where the code needs to be compiler-specific. This brings a lot of trouble with more obscure compilers, because compilers like to masquerade for different compilers, such as Clang defining GCC-version macros, ICC defining both, IBM XL self-reporting as Clang, and so on. Because compiler-specific sections of code are often indeed compiler-sp