ComaWhite
8th October 2008, 06:31
Well since C++0x is getting better by the day. I was wondering, will Qt fully go into the C++0x or will it stay the same?
Like GCC-4.4.0 will have static enums. I been playing with it. And alot of code is being trouble some because I have a enum with one and then it complains about another (mainly enums). But other things too. Well I know Qt won't do it atleast until all the platforms compilers support C++0x. And the way it looks like it won't be til 2010 because Microsoft won't update the compiler with C++0x until it finishes. And while GCC continues to improve their compiler with it release by release. This is why commerical products suck.
Like GCC-4.4.0 will have static enums. I been playing with it. And alot of code is being trouble some because I have a enum with one and then it complains about another (mainly enums). But other things too. Well I know Qt won't do it atleast until all the platforms compilers support C++0x. And the way it looks like it won't be til 2010 because Microsoft won't update the compiler with C++0x until it finishes. And while GCC continues to improve their compiler with it release by release. This is why commerical products suck.