The GCC version in manylinux1 is 4.8, painfully old, unable to build C++14 code (see #118). It’s actually possible to build GCC 9 on CentOS 5, though support was removed in GCC 10.
The GCC version in manylinux2010 is 8.3, new enough for basically full C++17 support minus a few library features.
The GCC version in manylinux2014 is 9.3, full support for C++17 and even bits of C++20.
The GCC version in manylinux_2_24 is a dismal 6.3, much worse than both the year based manylinuxes and not even new enough for C++17 language support (mostly added in GCC 7)! This is a huge step backward for an image with a higher GLIBC version. (PS: listing the GLIBC versions of the older manylinuxes would be nice, IMO)
Is there some way to replicate the “RHEL dev toolset” in the Debian based images?
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