According to this page:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/c0x-features-supported-by-intel-c-compiler?page=1
Delegating constructors are support but this does not compiles.
class X {
int a;
public: X(int x) { a=x; }
X() : X(42) { }
X(std::string s) : X(s.size()) { }
};
Rvalue references for *this
class Y {
void h() &;
void h() const &; // OK
void h() &&; // OK, all declarations h() have a ref-qualifier
void i() &;
//void i() const; // ill-formed, prior declaration i() has a ref-qualifier
};
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OK,
then please delte this thread.
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(1) Delegating constructors were added to the 14.0 compiler on 6/10 so you probably don't yet have a 14.0 version that supports them.
(2) This example uses ref qualifiers on member functions, which are not supported in 14.0.
Judy
This is slightly off-topic, but:
How can I get access to the C++ Compiler 14.0 Beta / Release Candidate (Linux, also Windows if possible) for evaluation?
Sincerely, Dr Leonid Timochouk
I got a notice that the beta program was closed. The current 13.1 released compiler is more up to date in some respects.
Many thanks, downloading 2013 SP1 now -- I was still accepted.
Yet, the latest build of 13 SP1 is of May 29, and the post from Judith Ward says that new C++11 features were added to 14 beta in June -- do these two branches exist concurrently?
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