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khb	Posted - Apr 06 2017 : 4:46:11 PM I'm using VS 2012 with VA 2212 in an MFC project and get the blue underline on destructor names, such as: virtual ~CFoo() {} Code Inspection suggests the option: Use '= default' and changes the code to: virtual ~CFoo() = default; However, this doesn't compile for me (error C2065 - undeclared identifier). The default also gets a red wiggly underline and when I hover over it, then I am told that only =0 is allowed. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug? Kind regards, Marcus
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sean	Posted - Apr 26 2017 : 5:06:49 PM case=105286 is fixed in build 2217.
khb	Posted - Apr 07 2017 : 5:55:14 PM Great! Thanks! Kind regards, Marcus
holedigger	Posted - Apr 07 2017 : 12:42:39 PM Some checks are already toolset dependent. For example, you won't be offered range-base loops in VS2010. They are also not offered if you are using a later IDE, but are building with VS2010 (VS2017 project, with Platform Toolset = v100) We'll update the "=default" check to only be active in VS2013 and later.
khb	Posted - Apr 07 2017 : 12:25:12 PM Well, I would prefer if non-supported features weren't suggested. I don't want to have any blue markings left after adapting everything I can. I understand that this might be difficult for custom compilers, but the VS own compiler should be correctly reflected, I think. Kind regards, Marcus
accord	Posted - Apr 06 2017 : 6:34:37 PM I was able to reproduce the problem which is that VS2012 update 5 doesn't support this C++ feature yet. Would you prefer if fixes that aren't supported in a certain IDE wouldn't show up? Although I'm not sure about the implementation since users can use any custom compiler, but I have put in a feature request for this: case=105286

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