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On 07/09/2013 11:00 AM, Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:

> The project is in MSVC. I cannot tell much about C++ 11. In any case it is
> irrelevant for now, because experience shows that any C standard requires
> decades to be implemented by vendors, if ever.

Supposedly clang++ v3.3 (available now) implements the entire C++11 
language. I believe the C++ library they are developing may also be 
close to complete (not sure about that).

I also understand that g++ v4.8 has complete support for the C++11 
language... not sure about the library.

Microsoft is behind currently. I think that may be because their release 
cycle is longer. I'd like to think that Visual Studio 2015 or whatever 
it ends up being will support C++11 fully. Well, let's hope.

Peter