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Missing GNU C++0x
By mathemage, 10 years ago, In English

Where did GNU C++0x go? Why is it no more among the language options?

Incidentally, can to_string() work with other C++ variants? Or what else to use alternatively for converting from int to string? Solution with stringstream seems too slow to write...

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GNU C++11 is almost the same. But there's a bug.

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Maybe you should use C constructions, sprintf for example, if you're worried about time limit.

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According to the wiki page C++0x is the former name of C++11. So I guess C++11 is the same .

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