Hi
I've used Code::Blocks for a while for making simple C++ projects for my school. I like C::B because it's light to install (does not have so much bloatware like VS), supports MinGW and C++11 and above all it's portable across operating systems, which is
very important thing as our teachers in our school use different operating systems and they might want to build my project using the same tools than I.
However I think VS still has many advantages over C::B like easier to use debugger. However the lack of C++11 support prevents me using it. I've heard Visual Studio 2010 supports many of the new features of C++11, like the nullptr. However it seems not all
features all supported like the handy foreach-loop (for loop with the new syntax you know). Is there any way to make VS10 support those features? I would not like to switch to Visual Studio 2012 just because it looks terrible with the new Metro-like user interface
(yep, I care how my IDE looks ^^).
