be*******@aol.com wrote:
When is the next new standard of C++ scheduled to be finished?
The working title is C++0x, implying that it should become available in
the next five years. If we continue the current amount of progress, I
would expect that the 0 needs to be replace by a different digit...
Is there any site describing what will be added or removed?
This year we are planning to finish a technical report on library
extensions (which will then become official roughly a year later),
i.e. things we expect to see in the next revision of the standard.
However, there will be neither a guarantee that this stuff indeed
goes into next revision nor will the next revision be extended only
by this stuff. In fact, we expect to include a lot more components.
Other than this, you might want to have a look at the papers at
<http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/>: this is basis the committee
works on. It includes proposals which are evaluated by the evolution
group. However, not everything being proposed goes in and most stuff
is modified in some form or the other.
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