I confirmed this problem.
I thought it might be related to g++ version, but it seems not. icpc (on host) sometimes misses support for C++11 features on account of g++ 4.4 not supporting them, but the MIC 14.0 compiler should have its own copy of headers from gcc-4.7.
Most rumors of changes for the next 14.0 update refer to performance, not failures, so it may be good to file a formal problem report.
I confirmed this problem.
I thought it might be related to g++ version, but it seems not. icpc (on host) sometimes misses support for C++11 features on account of g++ 4.4 not supporting them, but the MIC 14.0 compiler should have its own copy of headers from gcc-4.7.
Most rumors of changes for the next 14.0 update refer to performance, not failures, so it may be good to file a formal problem report.