So I have the following code:
struct mystruct
{
bool b1;
bool b2;
}
class myclass
{
myclass() :
st ({true, true})
{};
mystruct st;
};
So, in visual studio 2017 this compiled ok. But in using gcc with the -c++11 flag it gave an error.
When I changed the flag to -c++14 then it built again no problem.
I have been reading about this, but I don't really get which is the "correct" syntax for each. My questions are:
- is there a way to use aggregate initialisation that works for both c++11 and c++14?
- What is the correct c++11 syntax?
- What is the correct c++14 syntax?
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