Mike Lischke

OK, if someone could file a PR here we can take a look. Note: I cannot myself test C++20 code currently, so we also need associated test settings for that.

WIN32 means "Windows 32 bit". It doesn't matter if that is still available on all Windows versions (which is purely for compatibility reasons). But anyway...

I don't know CMake. Someone else must review this patch.

C++20 is not an option currently. The runtime compiles with C++17 enabled (I use it like that in one of my projects). But we can target C++20 for the next...

No, the current cmake file is probably still that from the beginning with C++11. I just wanted to say that I already tested the runtime with C++17 and it compiled...

A patch has been merged recently for this exact problem.

This will only happen if someone from the community creates such a target and sends a pull request to the main ANTLR repo.

@rrevenantt I recommend to use a clone of the antlr repo instead of an own repo, with an own structure. This way you can later create a pull request to...

If that works out for you then fine! I had some trouble when I worked on the C++ target, which also used an own repo, that's why I mentioned it....

@KvanTTT Do we have a document describing how to integrate a new target into the test infrastructure? I vaguely remember having read instructions in the past (after all I integrated...