c++ 11
| pogrady (410) |  |
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Hello, I was just perusing the c++ 11 specifications and was curious on how I move into this version? | |
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| Moschops (5961) | |
| Get an up-to-date compiler, make a note of what it doesn't actually support yet, and get coding :) | |
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| TheIdeasMan (1564) | |
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@pogrady If you have a bit of a read of the compiler documentation, there will be a compiler option to set the std used to compile. On my system with gcc 4.7.0 it is -stdc++11 If you are using an IDE you will have to figure out where to specify the option, so it compiles with it. Hope all goes well. | |
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| pogrady (410) | |
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I was just reading on lambdas and for-each statements and thought they were kinda cool. The lambda is like a macro, and the for-each makes it easy and safe to iterate through an array. Hope all is well with you too TheIdeasMan. | |
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| TheIdeasMan (1564) | |
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@pogrady How did you get on with finding the right info for your compiler? With gcc there is a lot of documentation - the info about standards was ~1000 lines down in the man page. There are some other handy options I specify as well -Wall -Wextra -pedantic. These are all about warnings. Hopefully there is something similar on your compiler. I should investigate more of C++11 standard as well - could come in handy. | |
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| guestgulkan (2831) | |
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A list of Compiler compatibility with C++11 http://wiki.apache.org/stdcxx/C%2B%2B0xCompilerSupport | |
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