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I have a problem with my Rider IDE using C++98 I guess (tested using __cplusplus) and when using inline constexpr it says

main.cpp(2, 22): [C7525] inline variables require at least '/std:c++17'

How can I change it to use cpp+17?

I tried looking for it in .vcxproj. I heard I can change it there but still could not find anything there. Do you know how can I do this?

Laurel
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shiyon sufa
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  • I didn't even know that Rider IDE supported C++. I thought it was just for **.NET**. – Eljay Jul 11 '22 at 17:25
  • yes it has c++ and is one of favorite ide when you want to work with unreal engine i guess. having all the fancy tooltips and autoCompletes for macros and such – shiyon sufa Jul 11 '22 at 18:15
  • Cool, I didn't know that. I <3 JetBrains folks, they make awesome software. – Eljay Jul 11 '22 at 18:16

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  1. Create a C++ project.
  2. Right click the project in the solution window and click Properties
  3. Select a configuration (Debug or Release)
  4. In the general tab, chose your C++ Language Standard.
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/Project/ItemDefinitionGroup[1]/ClCompile/LanguageStandard Just here. Enter 'stdcpp17'.

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