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C++ Filesystem Technical Specification Approved

Written by Michael Larabel in Standards on 5 January 2015 at 09:09 AM EST. 23 Comments

The C++ file-system technical specification has been unanimously approved for the ISO C++ committee.

ISO TS 18822 is based on the Boost file-system library for offering common functions to perform on file-systems. There's various functions relating to the reading and manipulation of paths, files, and directories.

At the end of December, all 32 countries approved of the file-system technical TS being added to ISO C++, per this mailing list message.

The working draft of the FS TS can be found via GitHub.

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