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That's because gcc supports it as an extension to C++. It's not an official part of the language, and using it in C++ code is therefore not portable across comp
by bstamour 9y ago
That's because gcc supports it as an extension to C++. It's not an official part of the language, and using it in C++ code is therefore not portable across compilers/platforms.
- saghm 9y agoclang++ seems to work as well. I don't have a Windows machine handy to try MSVC, though