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With the addition of features like auto, initializer lists, lambdas, and smart pointers, a lot of C++98 programming idioms and guidance have become obsolete now that C++11 is here. Thus, as Herb Sutter said at GoingNative 2012, a boatload of code examples in the best C++ books are now “broken“.

As a result, new and revamped versions of the books will take awhile to become available. Here’s Herb’s “estimated time of arrival” for several stalwart books:

In the meantime, you can feast your eyes on, and feed the left side of your brain with, these links:

• Bjarne Stroustrup’s C++11 FAQ page
• Wikipedia C++11
• Scott Meyers Overview Of C++11
• C++11 Features To GCC Compiler Map
• C++ Standards Committee Home Page
• GoingNative 2012
• C++11 Features in Visual C++ 11
• Clang Compiler C++11 Support
• Writing Modern C++ Code (Herb Sutter)

Do you know of any other good links to add to this post?