c++ - C++11 May 2012 status? -
i reviewing of posts on c++11 (originally c++0x). answers regarding compiler compatibility, resource availability , ide support seemed fuzzy. of posts year old.
i want learn c++11 , can't seem find resources it. no books, no compilers, no ide plugins nothing.
can please tell me latest status on c++11? i'm anxious regarding c++0x, since read of specifications , looked intriguing. think c++11 more python built in support more exotic containers tuples , dictionaries.
i want learn c++11 , can't seem find resources it. no books, no compilers, no ide plugins nothing.
that's strange, because if search "c++0x" on documentation site popular compiler, visual studio, bunch of results on not features support, basic tutorials on how use them.
the clang feature chart updated clang 3.1, 22nd may year, what, 2 weeks ago?
the gcc feature chart april year.
both gcc , clang support vast majority, if not virtually all, c++11 features, although there yet library , concurrency added.
many book authors still updating c++11, because there's lot said, , admit know of few tutorials new features except shown on msdn. however, compiler front, in general, advancing it's c++11 support extremely rapidly.
in addition, of library features mention, tuples , hash maps,have been around long time- possibly pre c++03 in pseudo-standard boost library, , in tr1.
of course, it's worth noticing neither clang nor gcc have particularly windows support- generous- , visual studio lagging behind (although still important c++11 features found there, ppl , amp). means there few options e.g. variadic templates on windows.
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