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[Help] c++ not working on MACos vs code
By Da3eeef, history, 21 month(s) ago, In English

I've got a new m1 macbook air, but some things not working on vs code, like using auto or for each loop, it's showing

warning: range-based for loop is a C++11 extension [-Wc++11-extensions]

I know that error occurs because of the old selected c++ compiler on vs code, but I changed the version from the setting and tried so hard, and it's not working.

I'm wondering if some had the same issue.

(everything is working fine on xCode)

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(everything is working fine on xCode)

then use xCode :)

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    Why post blog from your alt, and then comment from main? lol

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In VS Code settings search for "C++ standard". Select c++20 or c++17

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  • Press CMD + P and search settings.json.
  • Go to the "code-runner.executorMap": section.
  • For "cpp", write -std=c++17 after whichever compiler you are using.
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