When I compile boost 1.48\1.47 code with C++11 compatible compiler do I end up with std implementation of stuff like share_ptr?
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When I compile boost 1.48\\1.47 code with C++11 compatible compiler do I end up with std implementation of stuff like share_ptr, threads etc? If not what are boost views on that, will it ever compile when possible?
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0 ACCPTED 2012-01-31 10:38:56
No, you will end up with the boost implementation of those components. The interfaces are quite similar to the standard versions, but not always identical.
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