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C++11 Support In Qt 5.0

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 5 January 2013 at 02:26 PM EST. 4 Comments

Here's some information about the C++11 usage within the recently released Qt 5.0 tool-kit.

In a KDAB blog post talking about the company's development contributions towards Qt 5.0, the C++11 support is covered.

Qt 5.0 uses more C++11 functionality that was introduced in the latest ISO-approved update to the programming language.

For details on what KDAB contributed C++11-wise to Qt 5.0, see their blog post.

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