fixed-width integer types:
	see en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/types/integer
	int8_t, int16_t, etc.
	Note that 2-compliment *or* 1-compliment could be used

final / override:
	class can be declared as final => cannot be used as base class
	virtual method can be declared as final
		=> cannot be overridden in derived class
	virtual method can be declared as override
		=> it *must* override a method in the base class

sizeof:
	sizeof(A::m) now works (A is a type, m is a member)
		w/o needing obj of type A

static assertions:
	static_assert(expr,errorstr)

unary operator& and operator&&:
	operator&&() now available as method
	addressof operator gains true address (even if operator& overloaded)

enums:
	can be forward declared
	can specify the underlying type
	
unions now unrestricted (any non-ref type inside)

type aliasing:
	cannot have templated typedef
	but C++11 allows the equivalent with the keyword "using" for type aliasing

explicit:
	now allowed for conversion operators too (not just constructors)

extern:
	can now be used for a template to state not to instantiate

alignof & alignas:
	allow querying and control of memory alignment of variables
	function align also related (see online doc)

exceptions:
	more system error categories
	more ways of querying the current exception and conditionally throwing

Deprecated features:
	auto, register
	export (still a keyword, but no meaning)
	auto_ptr, bind1st, bind2nd, ptr_fun, mem_fun, binary_function, etc.
	
	exception specifications
		(use "noexcept" instead of "throw()")

probably in the next TR:
	decimal types
	more math functions
	interface files (alternative to header files)

maybe later:
	concepts (like a class/type system for templates arguments)