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Fri, 2012-02-03 07:11 — jason

The upcoming VC++11 is still

The upcoming VC++11 is still lacking several key features of C++11. To the point that it's nearly useless for serious C++11 development. Specifically, Variadic Templates and Initializer Lists. It's interesting however, because Microsoft is currently hosting a large C++ development conference. You'd think they would have prioritized more C++11 features. According to one of the speakers the lack of support is partially due to lack of tester time to write tests for all of the new features.

-Jason

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