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  • mas912April 26, 2009 5:20 AM PDT   
    Intel C++ and rvalue references

    What about subj?

    ICL has support for the lambda expressions, decltype, but what happened with rvalue references? This great feature is really needed for effecient programming.

    With best regards..



    Om Sachan (Intel)April 26, 2009 10:05 PM PDT
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    Re: Intel C++ and rvalue references
    Quoting - mas912

    What about subj?

    ICL has support for the lambda expressions, decltype, but what happened with rvalue references? This great feature is really needed for effecient programming.

    With best regards..

    Could you please elaboprate your point with examples?


    Qale (Intel)April 27, 2009 10:48 AM PDT
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    Re: Intel C++ and rvalue references

    rvalue reference is a high priority feature that the compiler team is planning to support. The compiler team is waiting on a third party, Edison Design Group (EDG) C/C++ Front End, to provide a patch to support this feature.

    The plan is to support this feature as soon as possible.


    mas912April 27, 2009 3:25 PM PDT
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    Re: Intel C++ and rvalue references
    Thanks for your answer!


    Qale (Intel)October 14, 2010 3:01 PM PDT
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    Re: Intel C++ and rvalue references

    rvalue references is now supported with the compiler that comes with Intel Parallel Composer 2011 suite. You need to enable the option below.

    icl -Qstd=c++0x test.cpp



    Judith Ward (Intel)October 15, 2010 12:42 PM PDT
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    Re: Intel C++ and rvalue references

    You don't need to use the -Qstd=c++0x if you're using the MSVC++ 2010 environment since rvalue refererences are turned on by default for compatibility.

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