Does OS X 10.7 libC ++ support C ++ 14?

I am updating the project to use the latest Qt and taking the opportunity to switch to libC ++ and C ++ 11 at the same time. I understand that OS X 10.7 and above support this without having to send my own standard library. I am glad that I no longer support OS X versions <10.7.

The support for C ++ 11 is great, but I would really like to use C ++ 14.

Does libC ++ support end-users with OS X> 10.7 also support standard features of the C ++ 14 library?

I assume that it is β€œYes,” and that it was updated with OS updates in> 10.7, but I could not find the final source, stating that it was.

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