I'm using Code::Blocks, but there doesn't seem to be any C++14 support in it - only up to C++11. So I was wondering if anyone knew of a good IDE that has C++14 support? Or maybe Code::Blocks might eventually release a version that has C++14 support?
What 'support' would it have to add? You can always pass the command line parameter yourself. Code::Blocks is just an IDE - it uses MinGW for the compiler.
There's a compiler flag in there for allowing Code::Blocks to use the ISO C++11 standard (i.e. the -std-c++11 command/flag), and putting the flag there without first enabling it in Compiler Settings doesn't by itself allow you to use the C++11 standard in your code - it keeps giving you warnings and errors that it shouldn't give you if you're using C++11 standard. That's why I asked. There's no compiler flag in there that you can enable to allow C++14 support.
I have Code::Blocks 13.12 with MinGW, but it only seems to have support for C++ up to the C++11 standard.
There's no compiler flag in there that you can enable to allow C++14 support.
Add one yourself. http://puu.sh/gPdsi/235bd9f905.png Look at the note at th bottom. You will need to upgrade your MinGW instalation to one supporting it though (I believe stable version of C::B contains only 4.8.1 by default.)
is there C++14 supported free compiler?
GCC/MinGW, Clang, Microsoft compiler: all major players already updated their compilers for C++14.