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LLVM's libc++ Now Has Full C++1Y Support

Written by Michael Larabel in LLVM on 24 September 2013 at 08:32 AM EDT. 5 Comments

LLVM's libc++ standard library alternative to the GNU's libstdc++ now has full support for the forthcoming C++1y standard.

C++1Y is expected to be officially released in 2014 and is an evolutionary update to C++11. As of this week there's now full C++1y standard library support and the Clang C++ compiler front-end support is also progressing nicely.

More details on the libc++ C++1y standard library support can be found on the LLVM blog.

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