> Once again sour grapes. Abandoning the idea of your system compiler working for C++ is wild. why? most operating systems (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS etc) d

> Once again sour grapes. Abandoning the idea of your system compiler working for C++ is wild. why? most operating systems (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS etc) don't even have a system compiler, it's a separate app that you install (and for which you can thankfully install multiple versions in parallel, unlike the stupid linux idea that every app should only ever have one version installed at any given time).