Just to say, libc++ is already packaged with recent versions of xcode. One reason I find this particularly exciting is that as Apple funds a lot of the clang a

Just to say, libc++ is already packaged with recent versions of xcode. One reason I find this particularly exciting is that as Apple funds a lot of the clang and libc++ development, non-OSX support is not a top priority for them (although patches are greatfully received). I wasn't sure if there would be the motivation to get libc++ running, and keep it running, on other OSes. I assume this move will ensure libc++ keeps moving. One advantage is that there aren't that many OS specific bits, and they tend not to change that much over time.