standard c++ version

[jrefactors]

I want to know what do we call standard c++ version? In C, we call C99
as standard C. How about standard C++? Is it C++ 95?

please advise. thanks!!

 

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* (e-mail address removed):

I want to know what do we call standard c++ version? In C, we call C99
as standard C. How about standard C++? Is it C++ 95?

It's C++98 and C++2003 (C++2003 is mainly a correction of things that were
not specified correctly in C++98, it's Technical Corrigendum 1, or TC1).

 

[Andrew Koenig]

I want to know what do we call standard c++ version? In C, we call C99
as standard C. How about standard C++? Is it C++ 95?

The current version is C++ 2003.

 

[Pete Becker]

It's C++98 and C++2003 (C++2003 is mainly a correction of things that were
not specified correctly in C++98, it's Technical Corrigendum 1, or TC1).

The corrections were the TC. The 2003 Standard incorporates those
changes; it's not a TC, it's the current Standard.

 

[Matthias Kaeppler]

The current version is C++ 2003.

I thought 98 was the latest. Where can I see the differences between 98
and 03? And which compilers support 03? g++ seemingly doesn't.

 

[David Rasmussen]

I thought 98 was the latest. Where can I see the differences between 98
and 03? And which compilers support 03? g++ seemingly doesn't.

C++98 and C++03 are essentially the same, apart from a few errors that
were corrected in the formulation. No new features or anything.

/David

 

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* Pete Becker:

The corrections were the TC. The 2003 Standard incorporates those
changes; it's not a TC, it's the current Standard.

Thanks.