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I have seen the following definition throughout legacy code:
std::vector<boost::shared_ptr<ClassNameAAA>> vecClass;
I am able to compile it with VS2008 w/o problems.
Question> My understanding is that the following line should be used instead:
std::vector<boost::shared_ptr<ClassNameAAA> > vecClass;
^ Add a space here
Am i correct on this? If any, why VS2008 allows this?
Thank you
This is one of those several MS extensions.
Yes your understanding is correct.
>>would be parsed as right shift operator.However C++11 supports right-angle brackets.