On 8/26/11 2:59 PM, Rainer Orth wrote:
Hi Paolo,
Ok for mainline if bootstraps pass?
Not a comment strictly about this patch, but why we have things like #if
__cplusplus>= 199711L anywhere? For sure the library is not supposed to be
used together with old C++ front-ends.
I thought about this myself, but at least the overloads are only present
with __cplusplus>= 199711L.
I don't understand: isn't __cplusplus now *always* >= 199711L? Or you
want to protect vs the user undefining __cplusplus and then defining it
to a different value?!? I don't have the Standard at hand (in theory I'm
in vacation ;), maybe Marc can help, but I don't think it's legal, is it?
Paolo.
