A point from N3290 C++ draft, § 12.2, 5th point, line 10. The second context is when a reference is bound to a temporary. The
From reading revision N3242 of the c++11 draft, it appears that some components of the standard library\'s interfaces (notably threading and locking) depend on exception handling.
Is it GCC 4.7.0 or is it me? What do I do wrong? This throws an std::system_error \"operation not permitted\" exception:
Will it be possible and/or useful to define an operator \"\" (...) as a friend function? class Puzzle {
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I have a piece of C++ code as follows: template <typename ...A> struct CastAll{ template <typename ...B>
I would like to prefer a certain implicit conversion sequence over another. I have the following (greatly simplified) class and functions:
When doing metaprogramming using C++ templates, is there a method that can be used, sort of like a debugger, to step through how the templates are being instantiated and complied?It seems right now, w
I\'ve been taking advantage of range-based for loops in C++0x/11 using gcc w/ -std=c++0x like so: for (int i : container) ...
I have this classes: class Foo { ... }; class Foo1 : public Foo { ... }; ... class FooN : public Foo { ... }; Is it possible to have an array of functions with these kind of signatures:
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