I am using atomic<int> in my code, but the machine in which now I\'m compiling has an older g++ version which doesn\'t support C++11. Is there any equivalent class available on the net, s开发者_
I\'m using my class as a template parameter of one of its parent class, and that parent class uses it in a template argument (though sizeof()).
In C++0x -n3290 Draft : they addedin section :Destructors : 12.4/2nd point last line **A destructor shall not be declared with a ref-qualifier.**
I got next snippet from microsoft template <typename T> struct RemoveReference { typedef T type; };
I am preparing myself for the defintion of user-defined literals with a Variadic Template template<...>
using Visual Studio 2010 SP1 so i have a std::for_each iterating on lots of files using the boost::filesystem library.
This seems to 开发者_Go百科work on the platforms I have tried: #include <iostream> // extern \"C\" linkage
After calling std::regex_search, I\'m only able to get the first string result from the std::smatch for some reason:
Can I use template aliases as template template parameters? template <template <typename...> class> struct foo {};
The error I get says that the fill_n line below is trying to use the deleted copy constructor: why is it not trying to use the move constructor?I tried wrapping it in a std::move but that didn\'t help
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