What C 11 Features are Supported in Visual Studio 2012?

C 11 Features in Visual Studio 2012

With the recent release of a preview version of Visual Studio 2012, many developers are curious about the support for C 11 features. While Visual Studio 2010 already provided partial C 11 support, the new version offers expanded functionality.

New C 11 Features in Visual Studio 2012:

• Rvalue References: Updated from version 2.0 to 2.1.
• Lambdas: Enhanced from version 1.0 to 1.1.
• Decltype: Version 1.1 (not yet available in developer preview).
• Improved Alignment: Still incomplete.
• Strongly-Typed Enums: Now completed.
• Forward Declared Enums: Now supported.
• Standard Layout and Trivial Types: Now supported.
• Atomics: Available.
• Strong Compare and Exchange: Implemented.
• Bi-directional Fences: Supported.
• Data-dependency Ordering: Available.
• Range-based For Loop: Now available.

Additional C 11 Features Added with Visual C Compiler November 2012 CTP:

• Uniform Initialization
• Initializer Lists
• Variadic Templates
• Function Template Default Arguments
• Delegating Constructors
• Explicit Conversion Operators
• Raw Strings

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