When I compile boost 1.48\1.47 code with C++11 compatible compiler do I end up with std implementation of stuff like share_ptr, threads etc? If not what are boost views on that, will it ever compile when possible?
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When I compile boost 1.48\1.47 code with C++11 compatible compiler do I end up with std implementation of stuff like share_ptr, threads etc? If not what are boost views on that, will it ever compile when possible?
No, you will end up with the boost implementation of those components. The interfaces are quite similar to the standard versions, but not always identical.