Does anyone know of current plans for a g++ release compatible with the 3.0
or 3.1 language features?

Thanks.

Marshall Brinn
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mbrinn@bbn.com
BBN Systems and Technologies

As one of the people that enhances g++ to more fully conform to the x3j16
working paper, let me suggest that it is more useful to me if you ask when
a particular feature will be implemented.  That way, I can have a sence of
what people would like to see first.

While cfront 3.0 is a nice target, I am more interested in ANSI C++, for
example, the next release of gcc will, in all probability, have wchar_t as
a distinct type, suitable for overloading.  cfront does not have this
feature.  One will be able to say cout << L"..." and get meaningful results.

In article <l6qpmdINN4mq@news.bbn.com> mbrinn@bbn.com (Marshall Brinn) writes:
>Does anyone know of current plans for a g++ release compatible with the 3.0
>or 3.1 language features?