Macros used to control cxxomfort's behaviour

Feature Level Macros

CXXOFLAG_NO_STD_USING - tells the compiler to avoid adding names to namespace std where possible.
CXXOFLAG_USE_INTERNAL_TR1 - tells the compiler to use its own TR1 implementation.
CXXOFLAG_NONOMINMAX - tells the compiler to not define NOMINMAX in Visual C++ where possible.
CXXOFLAG_WITHOUT_LONGLONG - tells the library that long long is not available (works only in pre-C++11 mode).

Logging Macros

CXXOMFORT_NOTICES - controls log level. Defined as a numeric value, larger values increase the level of verbosity.

When CXXOMFORT_NOTICES is defined:

A value of 1 will output basic notifications about library status and detected compiler, as well as detected C++ version.
A value of 2 will also output notifications about what headers are being backported, and what fixes is the library adding for known issues (see cxxomfort-fix ).
A value of 3 or above will also output notifications about specific features being added or adjusted depending on each header.
CXXOFLAG_USE_INTERNAL_TR1 - can be used in pre-C++03 to make cxxomfort also include backports for some stuff in TR1 like array .

In this release, cxxomfort's internal TR1 covers the following six components:

array<T,N>
reference_wrapper, ref() , cref()
mem_fn() (partial)
bind() (partial)
tuple<T1,...> (partial) (up to 5 elements), make_tuple() , tie() , get() .
Basic Category type_traits

For macros that pertain to code generation see default-ctor .