It supports namespaces but the libraries do not come enclosed in std.
Template support is limited. It does not include member templates nor partial specialisation.
Exceptions are supported, new style casts, RTTI
Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
>> This is great news b/c there are bugs I had to
work around in v11, now I can fix them myself!!!
You don't have to. Point your newsreader at news://forums.sybase.com, raise your points in powresoft.public.watcom_c_c++.general and I will answer your questions. Plenty of the bugs have already been solved.
Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
It is not a Fortran 90/95 compiler, itis F77 with F90 extensions. See technical document
"FORTRAN 90 Compliant Extensions"
http://www.sybase.com/detail/1,3151,44419,00.html
Hopefully as time goes on , we wil make it f90 compliant then F95 compliant.
Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
Not clear at all. There is a small army waiting to develop the compiler. Thre is more than you realise, it is not just an Intel x86 compiler...
Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
In terms of compliance it is F77 compiler with F90 extensions. See the Sybase technical document
"FORTRAN 90 Compliant Extensions"
http://www.sybase.com/detail/1,3151,44419,00.html
I do not know about performance othr than it uses the same code generator as the C/C++ compilers
Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
Tassach,
Do you belong to the Power++ list server? It is the best place to get help if you are still using this.
See
http://www.neatech.ch/Lists/
Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
It is F77 with extensions. See Sybase Technical Document:
"FORTRAN 90 Compliant Extensions"
http://www.sybase.com/detail/1,3151,44419,00.html
Stephen Howe
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It supports namespaces but the libraries do not come enclosed in std. Template support is limited. It does not include member templates nor partial specialisation. Exceptions are supported, new style casts, RTTI Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
>> This is great news b/c there are bugs I had to work around in v11, now I can fix them myself!!! You don't have to. Point your newsreader at news://forums.sybase.com, raise your points in powresoft.public.watcom_c_c++.general and I will answer your questions. Plenty of the bugs have already been solved. Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
It is not a Fortran 90/95 compiler, itis F77 with F90 extensions. See technical document "FORTRAN 90 Compliant Extensions" http://www.sybase.com/detail/1,3151,44419,00.html Hopefully as time goes on , we wil make it f90 compliant then F95 compliant. Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
Not clear at all. There is a small army waiting to develop the compiler. Thre is more than you realise, it is not just an Intel x86 compiler... Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
In terms of compliance it is F77 compiler with F90 extensions. See the Sybase technical document "FORTRAN 90 Compliant Extensions" http://www.sybase.com/detail/1,3151,44419,00.html I do not know about performance othr than it uses the same code generator as the C/C++ compilers Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
Tassach, Do you belong to the Power++ list server? It is the best place to get help if you are still using this. See http://www.neatech.ch/Lists/ Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
11.0b still does support NLM development. Stephen Howe [TeamSybase]
It is F77 with extensions. See Sybase Technical Document: "FORTRAN 90 Compliant Extensions" http://www.sybase.com/detail/1,3151,44419,00.html Stephen Howe