C++ 11 User Defined Literals with Microsoft Visual Studio 2013

Question

As far as I know UDL are included and supported in MVS 2013.

I have tried to do things such as:

 myclass operator"" _suffix(); int operator"" _suffix();

Both the above lines give errors at "" saying it expected an operator. My guess is that something is wrong with the project settings since the code should work and UDL is supported by MVS13.

What could be the problem and how can I solve it ?

No, you need to let go of the belief that some available version of VS supports UDLs :-). Look at the link I posted, it shows, as stated in my comment, that the CTP doesn't support it either. — Praetorian
– Praetorian, Commented Apr 21, 2014 at 23:52
@Praetorian I just saw that table, then is there any update for VS13 to get the UDLs or do I have to use some other compiler that supports them ? — taigi tanaka
– taigi tanaka, Commented Apr 21, 2014 at 23:55
What part of the table or his previous two comments were unclear? This is not supported in Visual Studio. The end. — Cody Gray
– Cody Gray ♦, Commented Apr 21, 2014 at 23:58

Rado · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-09 05:30:14Z

User defined literals are not supported by MSVC 2013 or lower. They are however supported in MSVC "14" CTP and will be part of the eventual MCVC 2015 release.

Sources: C++11 Features in MSVC and VS 14 CTP

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