> All the code that you need in order to support smart pointers, templates, move/copy semantics, exceptions and so on.
smart pointers are their own classes, and exceptions would certainly be disabled in kernel-mode, sure, but for the rest ? which additional code ? there's no magic behind templates and move semantics, and no run-time impact. It's purely a compile-time feature.
smart pointers are their own classes, and exceptions would certainly be disabled in kernel-mode, sure, but for the rest ? which additional code ? there's no magic behind templates and move semantics, and no run-time impact. It's purely a compile-time feature.