By mswatcher
via blogs.oracle.com
Published: Feb 10 2012 / 09:44
Despite the long name, Non-static Data Member Initializers are a rather straightforward new feature. In fact the GCC Bugzilla reveals novice C++ users often tried to use it in C++98, when the syntax was illegal! It must be said that the same feature is also available in Java, so adding it to C++ makes life easier for people using both languages.
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