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The ARM compiler supports the majority of the language features described in the ISO/IEC standard for C++ when compiling C++. This appendix lists the C++ language features defined in the standard, and states whether or not that language feature is supported by ARM C++:
Note
This appendix does not duplicate information that is part of the standard C implementation. See Standard C Implementation Definition.
When compiling C++ in ISO C mode, the ARM compiler is identical to the ARM C compiler. Where there is an implementation feature specific to either C or C++, this is noted in the text. For extensions to Standard C++, see:
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