fix(build): support the latest version of gcc #597
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I used gcc 15.1.1 to compile, but it didn't pass. It seems that the latest version of gcc has changed some things.
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What problem were solved in this pull request?
When compiling MiniOB with a newer version of GCC (I use 15.1.1), a series of compilation errors may occur. This is mainly because the new version of the compiler has stricter standards for header file inclusion and namespace usage.
Issue Number: close None
Problem:
Some source files use algorithm functions like
std::sortorstd::for_eachbut do not include the<algorithm>header file.What is changed and how it works?
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#include <algorithm>in all C++ source files that usestd::sortandstd::for_each.Other information
Tests show that after applying these modifications, the project can be successfully compiled in the GCC 15.1.1 environment.