Ralf Corsepius writes:
> I've got C++ code that's more than ten years old. Still builds just > fine, without any diagnostics. Then you're lucky - May-be your C++ code is recent enough?
No. I have the source tree right here. Large chunks of it are quite old.
So far, most pre-ISO-C++ code I have encountered, esp. when originating from non-gnu platforms has required major surgery ;) Worse, "advanced c++ code" often even requires surgery between g++ releases (Much of my own works is based on C++) ;)
It's been my experience that each successive g++ release is more strict and paranoid on compliance. It'll will complain about stuff that was not kosher to start with, but previous g++ releases let it fly.
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