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c++ Programming Glossary: officiallyDifferences between dynamic memory and “ordinary” memory http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1021138/differences-between-dynamic-memory-and-ordinary-memory that box is destroyed. More technical stuff Each box is officially called a stack frame . Ever notice how your variables have random..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12654067/what-is-expression-sfinae b vcblog archive 2011 09 12 10209291.aspx the VC team officially declare that they have not yet implemented the C 11 core feature..
Windows C++ compiler with full C++11 support (should work with Qt) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19425482/windows-c-compiler-with-full-c11-support-should-work-with-qt C 11 Support in GCC 4.8 . Only one proposal is not officially implemented yet. Then have a look at Implementation Status of..
Does the restrict keyword provide significant benefits in gcc / g++ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1965487/does-the-restrict-keyword-provide-significant-benefits-in-gcc-g either sides arguments. EDIT I know that restrict is not officially part of C but it is supported by some compilers and I've read..
Which Typesafe Enum in C++ Are You Using? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/217549/which-typesafe-enum-in-c-are-you-using Vault filename enum_rev4.6.zip . Although it was never officially submitted for inclusion into Boost it's useable as is. Documentation..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/226061/c0x-when question UPDATE years later... The last Draft have been officially finalized few weeks ago in Mars 2011 and will be officially.. finalized few weeks ago in Mars 2011 and will be officially out around July 2011. The name of the new standard would be.. the main c compilers at the time the ISO administration officially validate the draft. Some advanced features are still not be..
May I take the address of the one-past-the-end element of an array? [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3144904/may-i-take-the-address-of-the-one-past-the-end-element-of-an-array least according to the current standards both C and C it officially causes undefined behavior but if there's a single compiler for..
Finding C++ static initialization order problems http://stackoverflow.com/questions/335369/finding-c-static-initialization-order-problems does guarantee that this is thread safe. but C 03 does not officially guarantee that the construction of static function objects is..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4293385/thrift-vs-protocol-buffers provided instead of just hooks to plug your own in. More officially supported languages PB offers official support for Java C Python..
Another bug in g++/Clang? [C++ Templates are fun] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4420828/another-bug-in-g-clang-c-templates-are-fun has that example too but it's not a defect there You can officially leave off template if you lookup into the template's own scope..
When will C++0x be finished? [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5436139/when-will-c0x-be-finished is concerned. Update Aug. 12 2011. The C FDIS has officially been approved by ISO in a unanimous vote. 21 of 21 National.. of editorial changes voting and ISO red tape before it officially becomes a standard but on the 25th the standards committee themselves.. but on the 25th the standards committee themselves officially signed off on it. Sources https www.ibm.com developerworks mydeveloperworks..
Is the typedef-name optional in a typedef declaration? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6399898/is-the-typedef-name-optional-in-a-typedef-declaration to struct SomeThing int whatever Note that typedef is officially or syntactically a 'storage class specifier' like static extern..
How to enable __int128 on Visual Studio? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6759592/how-to-enable-int128-on-visual-studio it as being available and this recent response agrees so officially no there is no type called __int128 and it can't be enabled...
Is D's grammar really context-free? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6982585/is-ds-grammar-really-context-free . Please read this carefully Now granted I know nothing officially about compilers lexers and parsers. All I know is from what..
For nested templates, when did `>>` become standard C++ (instead of `> >`)? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7087033/for-nested-templates-when-did-become-standard-c-instead-of improve this question Templates closed with nested are officially supported by the upcoming standard C 0x now C 11 . Previously..
function parameter evaluation order http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9566187/function-parameter-evaluation-order here . The latest pre publication C11 draft which was officially ratified last year is available here . And a publicly availble..
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