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I encountered this issue when building GCC on Solaris.
For some reason, several of the string related functions like to_string and strtoull require that _GLIBCXX_USE_C99 be defined (at least going by the headers :
Well, that's annoying. Rainer Orth has reported success bootstrapping gcc on 11.3 (but with a patch he's working on). He didn't report this problem, so I wonder what is different.
I never bought a support package from Oracle. I'm using the "default" GCC, 4.8. More recent GCCs (and clang and the Oracle compiler) are also available (from the pkg install).
This is not a big issue, I don't use Solaris for anything serious these days - just some testing of Valgrind recently.
I encountered this issue when building GCC on Solaris.
For some reason, several of the string related functions like to_string and strtoull require that _GLIBCXX_USE_C99 be defined (at least going by the headers :
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