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No, ROS 2 relies on C++14 features, so it must be built with a compiler that supports C++14 and has it enabled (e.g. with --std=c++14 or --std=gnu++14).

If you project builds with C++11 but your compiler supports C++14, then you can likely just build your C++11 based project with C++14 turned on and be fine.

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