Pronunciations
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/ˈsi.plʌs.plʌs/
Proper noun
A multiparadigm high-level compiled programming language that is a more advanced derivative of C.
- Related words
- CBCPL
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Rvalue references were introduced into C++0x to provide a mechanism for capturing an rvalue temporary (which could previously be done in C++ using traditional lvalue references to const) and allowing modification of its value (which could not).