C++ 26 schedule is released, which is said to have made "significant improvements in concurrency and parallelism"

CTOnews.com, June 22, the C++ Committee of ISO held a meeting recently and formally adopted the schedule of C++ 26. A total of nearly 180 members attended the meeting. Herb Sutter, chairman of the ISO C++ Standards Committee and an architect of Microsoft's local language, posted a detailed account of the latest developments on Clover 26.

According to the announcement of the first round meeting of ▲ Central26, Tu Yuan Herb SutterHerb Sutter said that the concurrency and parallelism team is still promoting the std::execution and SIMD parallelism of Clipper 26 as planned, and that this version has made "significant improvements in concurrency and parallelism", but Herb Sutter did not disclose specific improvements or possible technical details.

CTOnews.com Note: concurrency: the task is handed over to the processor at different points in time. At the same time, tasks do not run at the same time. Parallelism: each task is assigned to each processor to complete independently.

At this meeting, the committee adopted the first batch of 40 change documents, all of which were quite small, and CTOnews.com 's friends can find the changes here.

▲ C++ 26 schedule, the source Herb SutterC++ version follows a three-year development cycle and is named after the release year. C++ will enter a "functional freeze period (feature freeze)" one year before its release, that is, version development will enter a semi-stable state, with no more major features and features added, focusing on repairing all kinds of BUG. As a result, new content will be added to Category 26 until early 2025.

It is reported that the next two rounds of meetings on C++ 26 will be held in November and March, respectively. The former will be held in Kona, Hawaii, USA, hosted by WorldQuant and Standard C++ Foundation, while the latter will be held in Tokyo, Japan, and hosted by Woven by Toyota.