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In jupyter_c_kernel, codes would be compiled in C11, why not add support for other c version.
Currently, I've tried add an compile flag //%cflags:-std=gnu89, but it didn't work. After I checked the source code of the kernel.py, I found that the -std=c11 is hard coded in it. I tried removing it, and restart the kernel, but it doesn't work too.
So I wonder if it's hard to enable other c version, if not, would you please add an support for it?
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In jupyter_c_kernel, codes would be compiled in C11, why not add support for other c version.
Currently, I've tried add an compile flag //%cflags:-std=gnu89, but it didn't work. After I checked the source code of the kernel.py, I found that the -std=c11 is hard coded in it. I tried removing it, and restart the kernel, but it doesn't work too.
So I wonder if it's hard to enable other c version, if not, would you please add an support for it?
You can make your own one, depending on your gcc supporting languages.
In jupyter_c_kernel, codes would be compiled in C11, why not add support for other c version.
Currently, I've tried add an compile flag
//%cflags:-std=gnu89
, but it didn't work. After I checked the source code of thekernel.py
, I found that the-std=c11
is hard coded in it. I tried removing it, and restart the kernel, but it doesn't work too.So I wonder if it's hard to enable other c version, if not, would you please add an support for it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: