c++11 compiler / IDE

[Parog]

I was all excited about some of the new toys c++11 brings, bust mostly constexpr.

It would make coding a hell of a lot easier for me to learn c++11 as I have the book for it, but even VS2012 doesn't support constexpr, in fact, it doesn't support most of the C++11 features. What the hell!

Is there any IDE out there that has the full C++11 features implemented? I tried looking it up and I came up with Clang being the closest thing to what I want but it feels like a pain in the ass to build on windows.

I'd really like to go with C++11, but I don't want to end up spending hours learning how to build Clang or find the IDE that supports it, patch it, do whatever else and then learn that it's actually not working half the time.

TL;DR Want to use Clang or equivalent C++11 supporting compiler with an IDE if possible. ( If that makes any sense at all )

[greenegzofyoshi]

Even though it says you're banned... if you happen to check back on these forums as a guest there is a wiki page available with which compilers have implemented which features.

https://wiki.apache.org/stdcxx/C%2B%2B0xCompilerSupport

[boredevil]

I´m using Eclipse CDT with the MinGw distro from here: News - nuwen.net
Works out pretty well including syntax highlighting and "intellisense" for c++11 features.

[dirtyv]

GCC supports it.