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Which version of C++ ISO does litehtml expect? #107
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С++11 |
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@tordex thx, any chance you can share high-level details of specific c++11 features used? I'm looking for something that would work with c++03 and may fork if it's not too much pain to port to c++03. PS I'd can help improving English in some of the documentation if you're interested. |
Here the list (may be incomplete):
I would be happy for any help |
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@tordex thx. I did a bit quick code search and it may be feasible to backport a lot of this to C++03 and Boost. Re language it's mainly changes to https://github.com/litehtml/litehtml/wiki/document_container I was thinking of. Should I fork to edit this page or can you give me permissions to edit and submit it as a pull request or something of that sort? |
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Fork/pull request is preferred way. Thank you. |
It's a rather interesting project. However, I've got a question based on the description of the library: "litehtml is compatible with any platform suported by C++..". Does this imply C++03, C++11, 14 or 17? I think it would be good to add this detail to the front page. Thanks.