Ivan Sorokin wrote:
Mathias Gaunard wrote:
You might want to use proper move emulation in the absence of C++0x, as is provided by Boost.Move. There is no such library Boost.Move. It is in the review queue to be included as a first-class Boost citizen, but it seems it is already used by Boost.Interprocess and shipped with it.
I've implemented my library over Boost.Move: http://rain.ifmo.ru/~sorokin/rcpp/boost_move.diff
I have three questions.
1 Is it possible to specialize is_movable<T> for primitive types (e.g. int, void*, etc) to return true? 2 Did I properly specialize has_nothrow_move?
I think is_movable is supposed to be used to detect whether the type uses Boost.Move. Your specialization of has_nothrow_move appears correct at first glance.
3 When will Boost.Move become a part of boost?
When it gets reviewed. It could be said, however, that the review system in place is extremely slow and that it's going to take years (literally).