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why do both of the major open source C++ compilers support nearly all of C++11 and most of C++14 but microsoft can't even offer constexpr yet? I just want to use auto for lambda parameters mr. nadella, while also enjoying a bitching IDE and debugger, is that too much to ask for? I tried that clang-cl doohicky and it worked pretty great up until I needed to completely disable exceptions for it to work. that's not terribly helpful.
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nah it just some version of clang built to use the same compiler flags that ms's compiler uses. supposed to be able to use it as a drop in replacement in visual studio. it does do that but it doesn't support certain poo poo you might want, like exceptions. it would be pretty great if ms threw away cl.exe and just used clang in their next version of visual studio. let a bunch of nerds keep your compiler current for you at no cost. Sauer fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Nov 14, 2014 |
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java lol
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Volte posted:Next we're going to be complaining about HTML parsers that accept malformed HTML. we should tell that guy about those and see just how bad his 'tism relaly is.
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