C++11 support?

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Does dwite's judge support C++11(0x)? I'm planning to some of its features in the next contest.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B11

[Tony]

currently http://dwite.org/judge uses g++ (GCC) 4.6.1 (MinGW)

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Tony @ Tue Dec 06, 2011 10:02 pm wrote:

currently http://dwite.org/judge uses g++ (GCC) 4.6.1 (MinGW)

awesome, it supports most of C++11's features. What about VC++? Any chance of upgrading to 2011 developer preview?

[Tony]

that doesn't seem like a high priority at the moment. The developer preview version will expire soon anyway, and would have to be replaced... again.

[coolgod]

only thing good in c++11 i found was the support for unordered sets/maps (AKA hash maps). They are already in the gcc collection though, I'm pretty sure you can use it, it's just very annoying and buggy to use.

[[Gandalf]]

coolgod @ 2011-12-07, 1:19 am wrote:

only thing good in c++11 i found was the support for unordered sets/maps (AKA hash maps). They are already in the gcc collection though, I'm pretty sure you can use it, it's just very annoying and buggy to use.

There are plenty of neat and useful updates in C++11 (as a read through of the wiki article would show you). Unfortunately, they still don't solve the many serious issues behind C++ as a high level language.

[coolgod]

i meant major improvements to c++ from c++11 for contests, care point out other new useful contest stuff?

[Tony]

Yeah, just about everything from the Core language usability enhancements, that makes code easier to write.

- Initializer lists
- Type inference
- Range based loops (for-each)
- Lambda functions