On 10/19/22 08:28, Cantor, Scott wrote:
Debian *should* be using C++-11 but isn't, so I'm going to bottom it out,
mostly because of my other projects.
I've patched the use of nullptr out simply for consistency but there's no
apparent need to rush out a fix, so I'll let it sit for the time being.
-- Scott
It looks like the latest Debian is using GCC 4.8.3? `nullptr` has been
available in GCC since 4.6, according to this site, and complete support
for C++11 is available in 4.8:
https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx-status.html#cxx11
However, it is not the default compile mode until GCC 6.1, so it would
have to be enabled with the `-std=c++11` command-line option.
Many projects, Qt for example, replaced all pointer 0's with `nullptr`
sometime between 5.12 and 5.15, so perhaps it wouldn't be such a bad
thing just to leave `nullptr` in there? If there ever is another major
release, I think this should be used instead of `0` (or `NULL`?? -- I'm
not sure what the current state is without diving into the source code).
Cheers,
Robert
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