If --std= is not defined, what C++ standard does g++ 10.1.1 implement?
I couldn't find this in the manual. [Sure it must be somewhere.]
What standard does g++ (10.1) use if none specified?
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According to the 10.1 manual (section 2.2 C++ Language, last line):
Admittedly, the URL suggests that this is information for 10.1.0 instead of 10.1.1. It seems unlikely that the default would change for that minor version step, but just in case, here's another reference: C++14 support in GCC with some emphasis added.