Is this type of notation is support in VS2010 ?
vector<int> v = { 1, 2, 3, 4 };
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Nope.
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Is it possible that all C++0x feature will be in the sp1 of vs2010 ?
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Sven Groot
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MS as a rule doesn't add any major features in service packs. I frankly would be very surprised if "all" C++0x features are in VS.next.
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W3bbo
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1 hour ago, Sven Groot wrote
MS as a rule doesn't add any major features in service packs. I frankly would be very surprised if "all" C++0x features are in VS.next.
Why would they make any changes like that anyway? The "x" in C++0x means it isn't final yet, if they implemented things like that then we'd potentially end up with incorrect implementations and customers complaining when behaviour changes in the VC2012 compiler.
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But they have already implemented part of C++0x ? Some features are in final stage ?
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