Higher version of the compiler to support C++20 standard?

PlatformIO IDE
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Hi, I am using my raspberry pi pico to developing with a library that needs a c++20 support.
However when I add the flag to switch to the gnu++2a in the platformio.ini, it still does not recognize the class
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Is the compiler too old?
If yes, how should I upgrade?
If not, what should I do in this case?
Thank you

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By default, PlatformIO uses arm-none-eabi GCC 9.2.1 for the raspberypi platform.

You are free to upgrade to one of the higher available versions, just like the documentation already says.

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I tried to upgrade the compiler version.
When I try to compile it again, it suddenly begin to have lot more errors

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This is the platformio.ini
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It happened the same when I try this:

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6

Weird. However, the library explicitly says

This library works for

That Arduino core is using a custom toolchain. Since support for Arduino-Pico is however not included in the standard PlatformIO platform, you’ll have to this fork. .

I.e., try this exact platformio.ini:

[env:pico]
platform = https://github.com/maxgerhardt/platform-raspberrypi.git
; not: pico. Use the board associated with Arduino-Pico
board = rpipico
framework = arduino
; standard is already C++17, should work fine for this lib. No build_flags.
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It failed at download :cry:

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Then you have not yet enabled Win32 Long Paths. Tiny USB inside the Pico-SDK has absurdly long filenames.

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It works! This help heaps! Thank you!