compiler with c++0x

metulburr (278)

So i guess you have to use the argument to use c++0x libraries?
must be enabled with the -std=c++0x or -std=gnu++0x compiler options

i think the newest gcc version with arch is at least 4.7.2m whereas ubuntu is using default 4.6.3, so at what point will c++0x be standard?

So until a gcc version comes out that supports fully c++11 without adding the experiemntal argument
chrisname (6181)
Basically, it'll be done when it's done.
Cubbi (1924)
These decisions are entirely up to the compiler maintainers. Visual Studio, for example, enabled every experimental feature from C++11 in their default configuration as soon as it became avaiable. GCC is a lot more conservative - their default C++ is still "gnu++98" (and their default C is still "gnu89").
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