C++ Language Changes in the VS 2013 Preview
Pluralsight
Course Summary
The C++ Language and the Standard Library both changed dramatically with the release of C++ 11. Some of these features were not implemented until the Visual Studio 2013 Preview, and those are presented in this course.
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Course Description
The C++ Language and the Standard Library both changed dramatically with the release of C++ 11. Some of these features were implemented in Visual Studio even before C++ 11 achieved final approval. Others were added in later versions. This course covers the features added in the Visual Studio 2013 Preview: simpler ways of constructing objects, raw string literals, explicit conversion operators, and of course variadic templates. Both using and writing variadic templates will be shown, with plenty of demos. There's even room for one C++ 14 feature!
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Course Syllabus
Construction- 39m 34s
—Introduction 0m 26s
—Course Overview 2m 11s
—C++ Can Change 5m 2s
—Initialization 3m 32s
—Uniform Initialization 2m 0s
—demo: Uniform Initialization 8m 24s
—make_unique 2m 57s
—Demo: make_unique 7m 14s
—Delegating Constructors 3m 45s
—Demo: Delegating Constructors 2m 26s
—Summary 1m 37sGetting Started- 31m 10s
—Introduction 0m 32s
—Raw String Literals 5m 8s
—Demo: Raw String Literals 6m 18s
—Function Template Default Arguments 5m 0s
—Demo: Function Template Default Arguments 5m 53s
—Conversion Operators 2m 54s
—Demo: Conversion Operators 4m 30s
—Summary 0m 55sUsing Variadic Templates- 17m 45sWriting Variadic Templates- 43m 27s
