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Could they have come up with a worse name than "C++0x" ?

• sysop073 18y ago
  "C++" isn't a particularly great name itself, apparently they wanted to continue the tradition
• brfox 18y ago
  Can someone actually explain what it means? I'm not a professional programmer, but I haven't seen notation like that.
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• scott_s 18y ago
  It's a place holder. The previous standard was C++98. The last C standard was C99. C++0x means "The C++ standard that will be finalized between 2000 and 2009."
• huhtenberg 18y ago
  Unfortunately, C++0xDeadBeef didn't work for vegetarian members of the committee.
  • earthboundkid 18y ago
    Simple solution: Use C++3735928559 instead.