Overview

The BSI C++ panel, more formally known as ​IST/5/-/21, is responsible for the UK standardisation process for C++. Much of this work involves interaction with ​SC22/WG21 the ISO working group for C++.

The BSI interests are represented at the formal meetings of SC22/WG21 by a small delegation, usually consisting of half dozen or so members of the BSI panel.

Meeting Schedule

A lot of work is done electronically though a members-only ​yahoo group and there also are a number of face to face meetings held each year; although a combination of geography and other commitments means that only a minority of members are able to attend these.

The confirmed BSI C++ panel meeting dates for 2014 are:

• Mon 03 Feb
• Mon 17 Mar
• Mon 9 Jun
• Mon 21 Jul
• Mon 27 Oct
• Mon 15 Dec

All meetings are held at the BSI: 389 Chiswick High Road, London, W4 4AL. These and other relevant panel meetings are shown in our Google Calendar.

Membership

The BSI C++ panel consists of a number of people, not all resident in the UK, who share a common interest in C++ and a desire to help with standardising the language as it continues to develop.

Membership of the BSI C++ Committee is voluntary. There is no payment for membership nor charges for joining.

If you are interested in finding out more please ​email.

Spring 2013 JTC1/SC22/WG21 C++ Standards Committee Meeting

The UK Panel hosted the spring 2013 C++ Standards Committee. The six day meeting was held in Bristol, UK, April 15 – 20, 2013. The meeting venue and host hotel was the Marriott Hotel, Bristol City Centre.

The official announcement can be seen in ​http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2012/n3397.pdf.

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Related Sites

• ​Standard C++ - the home of Standard C++ on the web.
• ​BSI C++ Panel - Roger Orr's (UK panel member) introduction page.
• ​The gen on the BSI C++ Committee - Jonathan de Boyne Pollard's (UK panel member) introduction to the BSI Panel.

Members Only

• C++14 Ballot
• File System TS Ballot
• Members Section
• ​Yahoo Group