c++0x standard library reference manual

Question

I've been coding in C++ for years and recently heard that there's a new revision of the C++ standard coming along. I've studied the standard drafts and found out that there's a lot of new stuff that will make my programming easier. So I want to get accustomed to the new standard before it comes out. However, it's pretty hard to code using the new standard library without having a decent reference manual around. I've googled and found only some pages like Wikipedia's C++0x page which are not reference manuals. Does anybody know any C++0x standard library reference manual? I'm looking for something similar to MSDN's Standard C++ Library Reference.

Answer 1

There's been some good progress in getting the new features of C++0x on the wiki-based cppreference.com. The documentation is primarily based on the November 2010 draft standard (N3225).

It's still far from complete, but it's getting better every day.

Answer 2

Check your compiler's website/reference manual. Some compiler manufacturers have started adding the C++0x features, especially the ones already pre-finalized in the Technical Report 1. For example, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb982198.aspx for the TR1 features Microsoft already included in Visual Studio 2010.