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Ultimate++ possible adaptation to C++0x [message #21989]

Sun, 14 June 2009 12:45

ptDev
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Hi everyone,

I believe it's been discussed somewhere else that the next C++ standard, although solving issues in the STL, will not do that much for U++.

Even being aware of this, I would like to ask the project maintainers the following:

- Will you use the upcoming move semantics (&&) to make the NTL more flexible in this regard? I would like to more easily be able to copy by assignment, rather than move, when I choose to.

- Would you consider applying template concepts to the Ultimate++ library design? If you did this, what would your approach be?

I'm very curious to see how U++ evolves along with the language, seeing that other GUI libraries were hesitant to even introduce templates in this day and age...

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		Ultimate++ possible adaptation to C++0x By: ptDev on Sun, 14 June 2009 12:45
		Re: Ultimate++ possible adaptation to C++0x By: cbpporter on Sun, 14 June 2009 18:21
		Re: Ultimate++ possible adaptation to C++0x By: mirek on Sun, 14 June 2009 23:43
		Re: Ultimate++ possible adaptation to C++0x By: cbpporter on Mon, 15 June 2009 22:59

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