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Is there any C++11 compiler for Windows that supports the new C++11 type traits, like is_nothrow_move_constructible?
I was trying to write a container that supported it, only to find that none of my compilers (VC++ 2010, TDM MinGW32 GCC 4.6) support it…
For mingw, I would recommend STL’s distro here (gcc 4.7.1). It comes with boost 1.50 also.
There also is mingw-w64 (a fork of the original mingw), I recommend rubenvb’s personal builds here. Go to
Toolchains targetting Win32if you want the 32-bit versions. He also has personal builds of clang (clang support on windows is still very buggy. The x64 build will report linker errors so can only be used for better diagnostics, etc.)STL’s distro is very nice, however I find the mingw-w64 to have much better support for the win32 api (I have run into countless problems with the original mingw) and c++11 headers, such as
<atomic>which is unsupported in the original mingw. mingw-w64 is much more actively developed (can create 32-bit and 64-bit binaries) and includes support for newer functions from windows vista and up.For more info on the naming conventions of mingw-w64, see here and the faq.