Sorry for not reacting to your request for so long - I wasn't modding XCOM for quite some time.
The reason why I switched to a newer standard is that I wanted to try it and see its new features. The reason why I haven't used c++0x was that MinGW for Windows wasn't handling it well. c++11 on the other hand, was working well under both Windows and Linux (and I had reports from Mac users who also compiled it with no problems).
Can I ask you to create folder named 'ubuntu' and submit your build files there? It seems I can't move your files myself, only merge them with existing ones.
Sorry for not reacting to your request for so long - I wasn't modding XCOM for quite some time.
The reason why I switched to a newer standard is that I wanted to try it and see its new features. The reason why I haven't used c++0x was that MinGW for Windows wasn't handling it well. c++11 on the other hand, was working well under both Windows and Linux (and I had reports from Mac users who also compiled it with no problems).
Can I ask you to create folder named 'ubuntu' and submit your build files there? It seems I can't move your files myself, only merge them with existing ones.