Re: For each in C++?
mlt wrote:
"Victor Bazarov" <v.Abazarov@comAcast.net> wrote in message
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Jeff Schwab wrote:
mlt wrote:
Ok this compiles and gives the correct results:
std::vector<int> U;
U.push_back(1);
U.push_back(2);
U.push_back(3);
for each(int u in U) {
std::cout << "u = " << u << std::endl;
}
so "For each" actually is working in C++ like in java.
What compiler are you using? (And what version?)
Those are probably extensions in Visual C++. Or managed code.
V
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Yes I use Visual Studio 8.0 for Vista 64. Is there any way to know if
legal code in Visual studio is "native C++" or M$ only code?
The easiest way is to give that code to a different compiler, like
Comeau online trial (www.comeaucomputing.com)
There is a compiler option that turns off language extensions. Look it
up. Also, consider 'microsoft.public.vc.*' hierarchy of newsgroups for
other VC++ specific questions.
V
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