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I can't find the exact details since which gcc version this 
has been the case, but I assume that if msvc and gcc are the only compilers 
we care about, then we could switch to nullptr and #define it ourselves when 
not provided by the compiler automatically.

Yep.

As it turned out, we decided to revert the switch to use MSVC2010. There was a mysterious crash in 
climaker with MSVC2010 that didn't seem easy to figure out.

So we are still  using MSVC2008 which does not have nullptr (or at least, where just using 0 to 
initialise pointers works fine in those contexts where MSVC2010 wanted nullptr or an explicitly 
cast 0).

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