C++0x and GCC4.3

[LewGun]

at the end of last year Herb Sutter told us that "C++ 0x has been
fixed", now GCC4.3 had been released, the compiler were known as "the C
++ new features' experimental unit",but it support to the new features
is very limited, what do you think about the "C++0x" and the standard
compilers will come in future?

 

[Saeed Amrollahi]

at the end of last year  Herb Sutter told us that "C++ 0x has been
fixed", now GCC4.3 had been released, the compiler were known as "the C
++ new features' experimental unit",but it support to the new features
is very limited, what do you think about the "C++0x" and the standard
compilers  will come in future?

Hello
I beleive that, the C++0x will be fixed on 2009. Indeed the x in Ox is
scheduled as 9. I think, 2008 and 2009 are very important for C++0x. I
think the new features, will be added to compilers after 2008.

Regards,
Saeed Amrollahi

 

[Jerry Coffin]

at the end of last year Herb Sutter told us that "C++ 0x has been
fixed", now GCC4.3 had been released, the compiler were known as "the C
++ new features' experimental unit",but it support to the new features
is very limited, what do you think about the "C++0x" and the standard
compilers will come in future?

Some compilers (e.g. Comeau, conceptgcc) already implement at least some
of the new features. Comeau has had a complete implementation of C99 for
quite a while, so it's no surprise that it already has the C99-like
features of C++ 0x. As you can probably guess from the name, conceptgcc
was written largely to explore concepts (one of the major new features
of C++ 0x) so it's no surprise that it already has most of the features
in that area working. The current release also includes a number of
other C++ 0x features such as rvalue references, delegating constructors
and range-based loops. It's not exactly a polished, commercial product,
but if you want to start playing with C++ 0x features, it's well worth a
download. Its biggest shortcoming is that compile times are pretty slow.