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  1. C++ wishlist
  2. Eliminating uninitialised variables
  3. Proposal: New types in C++0x
  4. Range type (Re: Proposal: New types in C++0x)
  5. tempate new syntax [was: Re: Evolution of C++ : Thinking ahe
  6. Why must values in case labels be compile-time constants?
  7. "this" cannot be used in ctor handlers?
  8. Pre-Redmond Mailing: some thoughts to 1704 & 1706
  9. Issue with Pre-Redmond Mailing
  10. How to submit a proposal for a new C++ feature / standard li
  11. Clarification needed for code in 3.4.1[3]
  12. forward definition of nested classes
  13. 1998 vs 2003 standard
  14. Exceptions Footprint
  15. Rvalue Reference question: Overloading on whether *this is
  16. Imagine you could pass a code block to a template parameter
  17. Convertible to T
  18. swapping std::pairs?
  19. [C++0x] Call a method last (close file conundrum)
  20. std::valarray wishlist
  21. Traces left of ios in current C++ Standard
  22. COW strings banned because of exceptions? was: Re: Vindicate
  23. Proposals for a better C++
  24. Small problem with Draft TR1 (N1660=04-0100)
  25. Standard signature for allocator destructor?
  26. Unions up in arms!
  27. Defect Report: Placement array new cannot be used portably
  28. Whats "convertible to"
  29. Is thread cancellation worth the trouble? Look at how QNX do
  30. Explicit Functions?
  31. Re: Thread support in C++? [was "Unpopular C++ ideas"]
  32. repeated typedefs
  33. defect 178 : initialisation in new expression ?
  34. No not1/not2 replacement?
  35. Template functions and extern "C"?
  36. Why not a copy_if() algorithm?
  37. Non-terminal default arguments?
  38. Why isn't there a heap class?
  39. Proposal: Constructor for {} initialisation
  40. Pointless ambiguity??
  41. can't this be a feature in C++?
  42. can't this be a feature in C++?
  43. abstract class as first template argument to ostream_iterato




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