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[[ LibC++ ]] Update to the Standard C++ Library used to build iOS. - #1881
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The Standard C++ Library has been updated to use libc++ rather than libstdc++. This means that all binary components built for iOS which use any C++ features must also have their settings updated. The global rules file and the extension building shell script has been update to reflect this.
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[[ LibC++ ]] Update to the Standard C++ Library used to build iOS.
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The Standard C++ Library has been updated to use libc++ rather than libstdc++.
This means that all binary components built for iOS which use any C++ features must also have their settings updated.
The global rules file and the extension building shell script has been update to reflect this.