By mswatcher
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Submitted: Mar 16 2013 / 04:36
In March 2011, the ISO C++ committee approved the final draft of the newest C++ standard. The language, which officially became standard the following August, is known as C++ 11. Now that two years have passed, we can go back and look at some issues that have affected the language (indeed, ever since the first international standard in 1998), and compare its final result and product to a popular C++ library called Boost.
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