Thread: Will The New WPILib and WindRiver Support the New C++11 Standard?
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Re: Will The New WPILib and WindRiver Support the New C++11 Standard?
I have a couple patches to GCC 4.5.3 that work for me. I have compiled code on Linux using the latest stdlibc++ that can be loaded onto the cRIO and will run correctly. I have enough notes in the form of a script that should build everything correctly, but it is a bit rough around the edges and not many people will be able to answer any questions if you run into problems.

Windriver has their own compiler, and uses GCC.
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