Submission + - Next generation C++ "goes beta" (heise-online.co.uk)
motang writes: "C++ is old when compared to the likes of Java and C#, but that doesn't mean it's not functional and that it is not used. But this hasn't stopped C++ from advancing and a new beta is planned for 2010. C++0x is the new planned new standard and this article has some detail on it. C++0x seems to have some improvements and I quote:
"the inclusion of user defined literals, simplified Python-like loops, library thread safety and "concepts", an improved form of generics. C++ first became an international standard in 1998, and C++0X plans for almost complete backwards compatibility.