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Appears to be C++11, which is contained twice in your list. C++20 doesn't exist yet. C++17 isn't finished either. It doesn't appear to use new language feature
by lorenzhs 10y ago
Appears to be C++11, which is contained twice in your list. C++20 doesn't exist yet. C++17 isn't finished either.
It doesn't appear to use new language features, only some library things like std::unordered_map, from what I gathered in a quick look. Most things will probably work just fine with C++03.
- divbit 10y agoIt compiles with -std=c++11, graph one fails with 03 on WSL at least
- castratikron 10y agoI see "nullptr" in a few examples, which is C++11.
- lorenzhs 10y agoYeah but it should work in C++03 if you just '#define nullptr NULL'. Not saying it's good practice but C++11 usage is very light.