ISO C++ Committee Approves C++0x Final Draft

"On the 25th, in Madrid, Spain, the ISO C++ committee approved a Final Draft International Standard (FDIS) for the C++ programming language. This means that the proposed changes to the new standard so far known as C++0x are now final. The finalization of the standard itself, i.e. updating the working draft and transmitting the final draft to ITTF , is due to be completed during the summer, after which the standard is going to be published, to be known as C++ 2011 . With the previous ISO C++ standard dating back to 2003 and C++0x having been for over eight years in development, the implementation of the standard is already well underway in the GCC and Visual C++ compilers. Bjarne Stroustrup , the creator of C++, maintains a handy FAQ of the new standard."