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Did anything happen with N2904 this week?
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Scott Meyers
Oct 24, 2009, 6:26:51 PM10/24/09
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I'd be interested in a summary of what happened in Santa Cruz this week,
but I'm
especially interested to know what, if anything, was decided wrt N2904, the
proposal to make move operations special (i.e., automatically generated)
member
functions in C++0x.
but I'm
especially interested to know what, if anything, was decided wrt N2904, the
proposal to make move operations special (i.e., automatically generated)
member
functions in C++0x.
Thanks,
Scott
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Ville Voutilainen
Oct 26, 2009, 3:12:44 PM10/26/09
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On Oct 25, 12:26 am, Scott Meyers <use...@aristeia.com> wrote:
> I'd be interested in a summary of what happened in Santa Cruz this week,
> but I'm
> especially interested to know what, if anything, was decided wrt N2904, the
> proposal to make move operations special (i.e., automatically generated)
> member
> functions in C++0x.
> I'd be interested in a summary of what happened in Santa Cruz this week,
> but I'm
> especially interested to know what, if anything, was decided wrt N2904, the
> proposal to make move operations special (i.e., automatically generated)
> member
> functions in C++0x.
The Evolution Working Group moved that paper (or an updated version of
it) forward,
it's currently in-progress in the Core Working Group to review and
fine-tune the wording.
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