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   On 3/18/2012 3:30 PM, Peter Liedermann wrote:   
   > I want to stick to the language standard,   
   > especially I would like to avoid anything MS-Specificor anything else   
   > proprietary or platform-dependent. \   
      
   Why?   
      
   > My programs are computation-intensive.   
      
   Is this something you believe to be related to the former statement in   
   some way?   
      
   > Are certain parameter values in MS VS C++ 11 recommended to enforce   
   > the standard?   
      
   Not as far as I know. You'd simply not make use of any non-standard   
   headers or libraries. Create a C++ Win32 Console project, check the   
   empty box in application settings, and have at it.   
      
   I wouldn't think MS completely and totally implemented the new standard   
   or even the old standard. There are surely a few things here and there   
   that aren't compliant, but they've been getting better with each release.   
      
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