> C++98 looks like it's still a stub - I didn't see anything there -
> did
> you forget something?

What I forgot to do was save the file one last time before I attached it to
the message. [head-slap] This is more like what I meant to send yesterday.

> I think C++11 is no longer a stub - it's done.

OK, thanks. I think it's safe to say it's not a stub, even if there is a
possibility that we may yet add something else.

> I was looking at the things moved out of C++14 into a TS. I agree
> we
> need to explain that they were moved out of C++ but we're keeping
> the
> macros.

It probably would be worth adding some explanation of the purpose of that
table. I have taken a stab at it; feedback welcome.

> It will also be necessary I think to add tables for each
> TS and
> track them (which means, for example, <optional> would appear in
> the
> 'moved out of C++14' table and also be in the future 'Fundamentals
> TS'
> table). Obviously that's not happening this go-round.

I'm not entirely sure that's what we would want to do even if we had time --
which we definitely do not.

Clark