Fix auto type deduction failures when var name is an existing type name #1447
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Note that once #1428 is merged I'll rebase this and it should be ready to go. |
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Have you reported this bug to PGI? We can work around it, of course, but it's definitely a compiler bug. |
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Hi @chuckatkins, I've merged the first commit (a899dd0). The second (Utilize CMake's language standards abstraction when possible) is superseded by a larger PR that is still in the queue. Regarding the third (work around PGI compiler bugs by making changes throughout pybind11) -- sorry, no :(. If this was one of the major 3 (GCC, Clang, MSVC), I would be more open to this sort of thing. Best, |
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@chuckatkins can you confirm PGI 18.7+ fixed the compiler bug? |
This was referenced Apr 25, 2020
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This is the continuation of #1431 and fixes #1381.
While this does address the PGI type deduction issues, pybind11 still won't correctly build with PGI without #1428.