C++11 - Features Removed or Deprecated

Features Removed or Deprecated

  • The term sequence point, which is being replaced by specifying that either one operation is sequenced before another, or that two operations are unsequenced.
  • export: Its current use is removed, but the keyword itself is still reserved, for potential future use.
  • dynamic exception specifications are deprecated. Compile time specification of non-exception throwing functions is available with the noexcept keyword (useful for optimization)
  • std::auto_ptr is deprecated. Superseded by std::unique_ptr
  • Function object base classes (std::unary_function, std::binary_function), adapters to pointers to functions and adapters to pointers to members, binder classes; these are all deprecated.

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