Most of the resolutions passed by the C++ committee(s) in Monterey
this week dealt with very detailed issues, many from public
comments and/or internal committee issue lists.

The most technically interesting of the nearly forty resolutions
passed included a firm specification of the One Definition Rule,
an explicit exception specification policy for the Standard Library,
and the addition of operator-> to iterators.

In some ways decisions not to consider various additions to the
language and library such as hash tables were the most interesting.
As at the past couple of meetings, the committee has stopped
inventing new things and is pouring all effort into cleaning up what
is already in the draft standard.

-- Beman    (beman@dawes.win.net)

In article <994@dawes.win.net>, beman@dawes.win.net says...
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>...the committee has stopped
>inventing new things and is pouring all effort into cleaning up what
>is already in the draft standard.
>
>-- Beman    (beman@dawes.win.net)

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That sounds great...!!!

Is there any estimate when the standard will be completed...???

How many people attended the meeting?

When is the next meeting?

What is the plan between now and the next meeting?

Have individuals and/or groups been assigned specific tasks?
 How is the entire process managed?

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