C++14 Is Set In Stone 193
jones_supa (887896) writes "Apart from minor editorial tweaks, the ISO C++14 standard can be considered completed. Implementations are already shipping by major suppliers. C++14 is mostly an incremental update over C++11 with some new features like function return type deduction, variable templates, binary literals, generic lambdas, and so on. The official C++14 specification release will arrive later in the year, but for now Wikipedia serves as a good overview of the feature set."
Stone (Score:5, Funny)
Wouldn't it more useful for it to be set in silicone?
Support for your position (Score:5, Funny)
Intend to stay abreast of the spec, do you?
Re:Still... (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Support for your position (Score:5, Funny)
You boob. Take your puns and go.
Re:Support for your position (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Support for your position (Score:4, Funny)
Did they make any changes in mammary allocation?
Re:Support for your position (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Support for your position (Score:1, Funny)
Well, support for the c++ standard did seem to be sagging for a while. I'm glad it is finally getting some more support. Maybe we will seem some more perky behavior from it.
C++ set in stone (Score:4, Funny)
now we just need to throw the stone in the Marina Trench.
Back to the future (Score:5, Funny)
with some new features like function return type deduction,
Hey, K&R C had function return type deduction back in the 70's .
...of course it always guessed "int", but IT HAD IT.
Re:Still... (Score:5, Funny)
From the "re-inventing C++" department... :)
Re:Still... (Score:2, Funny)
Finally, what the hell is the z supposed to stand for in 0z?
He's probably a German speaker. Binary is Zeugenschutzprogramm in German.