C++03 was a minor revision of the C++98 standard, primarily focused on bug fixes and technical corrections. From a lexical analysis and syntax highlighting perspective, it introduces no new keywords beyond those already present in C++98.
This report documents the verification of code2html's support for C++03 specific syntax patterns.
The following features were tested and confirmed to be correctly highlighted using the existing C++98 parser implementation.
C++03 introduced "value-initialization" syntax, particularly relevant for new expressions.
- Example:
int* p = new int(); - Result: Correctly highlights
newandintwhile treating()as delimiters.
While a library feature, C++03 formalized that std::vector elements must be stored contiguously.
- Example:
std::vector<int> v; int* ptr = &v[0]; - Result: Correctly handles template brackets and pointer arithmetic syntax.
The current code2html implementation provides 100% coverage for C++03 keywords and syntax patterns.
Created on 2025-12-22