Update to C++11 #208
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Update to C++11 #208
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Memory management has been updated to use C++11 techniques in some places, but not in all. A few TODO items have been left. The update revealed a couple of bugs, likely insignificant (other than performance). Results changed in many tests, presumably because some copies were avoided.
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I should mention motivation: recently, OpenMalaria has become more difficult to compile on (some) Linux distributions, since the packaged version of Xerces-C is configured for more recent compilers. This should help with that. Caveat: untested on Windows / VisualC++. I don't know if anyone still relies on this even? |
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Memory management has been updated to use C++11 techniques in some places,
but not in all. A few TODO items have been left.
The update revealed a couple of bugs, likely insignificant (other than
performance).
Results changed in many tests, presumably because some copies were avoided.