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Hello,
I just recently started using gcc 4.4's C++0x features, and I noticed that the Eclipse CDT editor highlights as syntax errors certain statements that were not valid in C++98 but are in C++0x (e.g. "enum class" declarations).
I was wondering whether there are any plans to implement an option for the parser to recognize C++0x code (or perhaps there already is such an option, I just can't find it)?
On a related note, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you guys for your awesome work - in my opinion, Eclipse CDT is hands-down the best IDE for cross-platform C++ development. Among many other things, kudos for supporting semantic highlighting. I know this must have been difficult to implement for C++, and I've yet to see another editor that can do it.
Thanks,
Nate.
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