How has C++ changed in the past decade? -
In the last decade I have used C / C very difficult, and now it seems that I have some Am doing then I am waiting for it, but I would be surprised when I finally changed it.
Have any good / short web pages, blog posts or even books that have changed in C ++ the past decade?
Please note that this question has additional information about working with language or working in C ++, especially in Windows, using VC ++ 2008 I am here.
While not the official standard, a lot has changed in the last decade, it has many significance Gone:
- While this is not yet an official standard, an upcoming new standard (usually C ++ 0x) is 'around the corner'. GCC and MSVC 2010 incorporate the important part of that new standard, but I'm not sure how much is in common use.
- has become a major player in providing additional support for language - at the point that it had a significant impact on the new standard
- 'Template-based' programming techniques are more prevalent , Possibly moving the old 'legacy-based' techniques of code reuse (it may be running well)
- The compiler (and especially Microsoft's) long standards standards Have come from < / Li>
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