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In addition to it being broken, in C++11 auto_ptr is depreciated. Since they're moving to C++ now, they may as well use the latest features as often as possibl
by Moto7451 14y ago
In addition to it being broken, in C++11 auto_ptr is depreciated. Since they're moving to C++ now, they may as well use the latest features as often as possible (when the use case makes sense of course).
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- klodolph 14y agoNo, it's a bad idea to use the latest features. GCC still has to be able to bootstrap. This is why it was still using C90 in the first place.