27 Aug
2018
27 Aug
'18
10:59 p.m.
Tom Kent wrote:
To confuse the problem even more, just like other compilers, there is no version that can easily be pointed to as having full C++11 compatibility. 2015 is probably the closest, but still has a few missing features: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh567368.aspx
Actually, just one "Expression SFINAE".
However, for some uses even VS2010 might have sufficient C++11 support...if all you need is auto and shared_ptr.
2013 is, well, good enough for mp11. Pre-2013, no variadic templates, hard to call it C++11. 2013 doesn't have noexcept though.