How do I enable C 11 in gcc

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I use gcc 4 8 1 from http   hpc sourceforge net on Mac OSX Mountain Lion  I am trying to compile a C   program which uses the to string function in  lt string gt   I need to use the flag -std c  11 every time   g   -std c  11 -o testcode1 code1 cpp   Is there a way to include this flag by default

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If you are using sublime then this code may work if you add it in build as code for building system  You can use this link for more information          shell cmd    g       file    -std c  1y -o     file path    file base name           file regex                 0-9       0-9                    working dir      file path         selector    source c  source c           variants                                name    Run                shell cmd    g       file    -std c  1y -o     file path    file base name     amp  amp      file path    file base name

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As previously mentioned - in case of a project  Makefile or otherwise  this is a project configuration issue  where you ll likely need to specify other flags too   But what about one-off programs  where you would normally just write g   file cpp  amp  amp    a out   Well  I would much like to have some  pragma to turn in on at source level  or maybe a default extension - say  cxx or  C11 or whatever  trigger it by default  But as of today  there is no such feature   But  as you probably are working in a manual environment  i e  shell   you can just have an alias in you  bashrc  or whatever    alias g  11  g   -std c  0x    or  for newer G    and when you want to feel  real C  11    alias g  11  g   -std c  11    You can even alias to g   itself  if you hate C  03 that much

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I think you could do it using a specs file   Under MinGW you could run gcc -dumpspecs   specs  Where it says    cpp    posix -D POSIX SOURCE    mthreads -D MT    You change it to   cpp    posix -D POSIX SOURCE    mthreads -D MT  -std c  11   And then place it in  mingw lib gcc mingw32  lt version gt  specs  I m sure you could do the same without a MinGW build  Not sure where to place the specs file though   The folder is probably either  gcc lib  or  gcc

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H2CO3 is right  you can use a makefile with the CXXFLAGS set with -std c  11 A makefile is a simple text file with instructions about how to compile your program  Create a new file named Makefile  with a capital M   To automatically compile your code just type the make command in a terminal  You may have to install make    Here s a simple one     CXX clang   CXXFLAGS -g -std c  11 -Wall -pedantic BIN prog  SRC   wildcard   cpp  OBJ   SRC   cpp   o   all    OBJ        CXX  -o   BIN        o    c       CXX     -c   lt   clean      rm -f   o     rm   BIN    It assumes that all the  cpp files are in the same directory as the makefile  But you can easily tweak your makefile to support a src  include and build directories   Edit   I modified the default c   compiler  my version of g   isn t up-to-date  With clang   this makefile works fine

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