libstdc++: move libc++23convenience.la from experimental to libstdc++ #117
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…tdc++ Move libc++23convenience.la from libstdc++exp to the main libstdc++ static library to ensure C++23 features are properly linked into the standard static library.
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libc++23convenience.lais still in theexperimentalsection, not integrated into the mainlibstdc++,which leads to the precompiled static library
libstdc++.anot including the necessary C++23 features,specifically the
<print>library.For Windows MinGW-w64 builds, the following issues are observed:
Even if you specify
-std=c++23flag, you cannot usestd::print()and other functions due to missing linkage,you need to link against the
libstdc++explibrary manually.I'm not sure if the C++23 features were intentionally excluded from the
libstdc++.astatic library, or just forgotten.