Dan Eble writes:
> What is the purpose of Context_handle? It looks like a scoped
> contribution to a reference count until the destructor:
>
>> Context_handle::~Context_handle ()
>> {
>> /*
>> Don't do
>> if (outlet_)
>> down ();
>> with GC, this is asynchronous.
>> */
>> }
>
What is the purpose of Context_handle? It looks like a scoped contribution to
a reference count until the destructor:
> Context_handle::~Context_handle ()
> {
> /*
> Don't do
> if (outlet_)
> down ();
> with GC, this is asynchronous.
> */
> }
I can understand garbage collect
> On 8 Jul 2018, at 08:00, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
>
>>> I disagree. The proper way is to test various C++11 features to
>>> check whether a compiler really supports this standard. The macro
>>> AX_CXX_COMPILE_STDCXX does such checks, BTW.
>>
>> Full C++11 support was first in GCC 4.8.1, se
