Hi list,
I'm currently trying to push code that exploits SFINAE and itk::EnableIf.
I have a problem with clang, in C++98 mode, as it barks when we are
using an unnamed type as a template parameter
-> "note: unnamed type used in template argument was declared here"
There is an easy fix for it: drop the compatibility to old compilers
like VC++6 when writing metaprograms. In this case, itkStaticConstMAcro
shall not generate an enum,
enum { variable = value }; // (1)
but
const static type variable = value; // (2)
I've searched google and gerrit to see why definition (2) has been
commented out, but I've found nothing. If I understand correctly, in the
past, a CMake test was used to choose how the macro shall be written.
This is not the case any more.
So my questions:
Does anybody remember/know why definition (2) has been dropped? Can't we
revert to it (or at least to a conditional definition of
itkStaticConstMacro) for compilers clang that are pedantically compliant
to C++98 standard?
(constexpr will of course be required with C++11 compliant compilers
used in C++11 (or more) mode)
BTW, which is the oldest VC++ compiler officially supported by ITK? Must
I understand from this that VC++7.1 support has already been dropped
since 2012?
(http://www.itk.org/Wiki/ITK_Release_4/Modern_C%2B%2B#Fully_Committed_to_Support)
Regards,
--
Luc Hermitte
CS SI
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