Works in VS 2019 but not in GCC?

#1

Hello to all!
Does anyone know why this code would work in VS 2019 but not in gcc?

bool IsOnlyNumbers(std::string& str)
{
return std::all_of(str.begin(), str.end(), std::isdigit);
}

I checked all test cases from ISBN in VS and it works. Not in codingame though…

#2
  1. there are no clairvoyants here. show error text from gcc
  2. better place for such questions is stackoverflow.com
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#3

Very useful, thank you…
Made it work in a lambda. Just like with many other puzzles in codingame, the testcases’ results are buggy and the score I get is not calculated properly.

#4

No offense meant, but there’s between a few hundreds and a few thousand persons proving you wrong on each puzzle. Historically, every time someone blamed the tests/validators, it turned out their code had a bug.

Also, it is very plausible for a compiler to be more permissive than another, or to support different features. MSVC is well reputed to be on the permissive side and GCC on the restrictive side. A common occurrence is how MSVC tolerates non-const references on temporary object in a function argument, where GCC refuses to do so.

Like zerlyony said, showing the error message with the code will be much more helpful to you.

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