C++11 full support on Eclipse [closed]

Answer 1

Eclipse works with C+11 support (Indexer and such) just fine: both Juno and Kepler. The thing is that you have to let Eclipse know that you are going to compile with C++11 support. This is done by providing additional flag -std=c++11 to CDT GCC Builtin Compiler Settings in C/C++ -> Build -> Settings -> Discovery [tab] so it will read something like:

${COMMAND} -E -P -v -dD "${INPUTS}" -std=c++11

And that is all you have to do with Kepler/Juno to get C++11 code highlighted correctly.

Note, this is workspace-wide setting. You can do the same on per project basis if you don't want to set it in workspace.

Answer 2

Is there even a compiler which fully supports C++11? If you are on Windows, then I think you should give Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition 2013 a try. Its C++11 support is not complete but IMO fairly good, and it looks like it will get even better in the near future.