* deinstall VS2012 after installation of VS2013
Ah! But it is known that uninstalling various versions of Visual Studio is
a very vague and complicated operation. I am not at all convinced that the
end state of the machine is identical to what it had been if only Visual
Studio 2013 had been
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
If it does now (it did not for me some month ago when I tried;
unfortunately I don't have that machine available any more), then I am not
opposed to switching to VS2013. Quite the opposite, I am all for it!
If we go ahead with this, let's please coordinate a bit with the
On 10/12/2014 11:31 AM, David Ostrovsky wrote:
Recently compiler baseline was raised to VS 2012 to use improved C++11
conformance. It turns out that VS2013 has much more C++11 features [1]:
* Default template arguments for function templates
* Delegating constructors
* Explicit conversion
Recently compiler baseline was raised to VS 2012 to use improved C++11
conformance. It turns out that VS2013 has much more C++11 features [1]:
* Default template arguments for function templates
* Delegating constructors
* Explicit conversion operators
* Initializer lists and uniform
Have you tried building on a machine with *only* Visual Studio 2013
installed?
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Hi David,
On 12-10-2014 06:31, David Ostrovsky wrote:
Recently compiler baseline was raised to VS 2012 to use improved C++11
conformance. It turns out that VS2013 has much more C++11 features [1]:
* Default template arguments for function templates
* Delegating constructors
* Explicit
Am 12.10.2014 um 12:09 schrieb Tor Lillqvist:
Have you tried building on a machine with *only* Visual Studio 2013
installed?
Sure, it works. I tried all three combinations:
* install VS2013 on top of VS2012
* deinstall VS2012 after installation of VS2013
* install VS2013 on a new machine
