Hi Deniz
I would suggest not to rely on the implementation of C++11 features on Visual
C++ 2010. They are a few, not very close to the standard and quite buggy. If
you want to follow the C++11 path, do as Judson says: install Visual C++2013.
In my opinion there are no reasons to target older co
Hi Deniz
I am currently using OSG 3.2 in a source code using several C++11 features and
everything works as expected. I am using Visual Studio 2012.
OSG is very object oriented, while C++11 is more towards generic programming,
so sometimes you need to adapt concepts.
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