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summary
Committee reorganizes into about 13 study groups and pursues 8+ Technical Specifications to speed releases after C++11 took roughly eight years and C++14 only three. Work produces concrete artifacts: Boost.Filesystem becomes the basis for a filesystem TS in final ballot, a parallelism TS out for first ballot, concept-lite and transactional‑memory drafts near feature complete, modules prototypes in clang and a Microsoft proposal, networking and database efforts still unsettled.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 2:31A Quick Tour of the Sausage Factory
- 8:31Working Group Organization
- 9:52Study Groups
- 13:13SGI Concurrency
- 14:58Modules
- 18:31Filesystems
- 21:52Networking
- 25:10SGS Transactional Memory
- 27:29Numerics
- 31:41Reflection
- 38:03Ranges
- 40:24SGIO Portability
- 43:00SGII Database Access
- 45:46Undefined Behavior
- 48:13Graphics and I/O
- 49:59Basics of a TS
- 56:04Library Fundamentals (new libraries)
- 57:03Library Fundamentals (enhanced libraries)
- 58:40Concepts Lite
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