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You can just use a GCC version < 4.8 or something like e.g. TCC if you want to avoid C++. Though Ninja is implemented in a very moderate C++ style; I'm able to

by Rochus 4y ago

You can just use a GCC version < 4.8 or something like e.g. TCC if you want to avoid C++. Though Ninja is implemented in a very moderate C++ style; I'm able to compile it even with GCC <= 4.8; it even seems to compile on pre-C++11 compilers.

hulitu 4y ago
Compiling gcc <= 4.8 is an exercise in pain because it needs some kernel headers which were removed.
- Rochus 4y ago
  Not a big issue for someone who maintains his own Linux version, https://github.com/oasislinux/oasis https://github.com/oasislinux/oasis.