LLVM's libc++, clang++ and exceptions,

Finally you can throw and catch all the exceptions you like. We don't explicitly throw any inside the kernel, but containers might. You can also use std::cout << "standard strings" << std::endl, maps, vectors, lambdas etc.

NOTE:

• We still don't have threads, so no std::async.
• Locale-stuff is pretty much duct-taped in - newlib doesn't have proper support
• No timers yet, but we're working on it, towards the TCP milestone.
• Binary sizes increase pretty drastically - "Hello world" is currently at about 500Kb. As a consequence, we'll probably add EASTL back in as a module, and make an optional build-path for that.
• long double math functions are not implemented - the interface is there to satisfy the cmath header, but no implementation. We think this is better than just using them as wrappers around the double versions - which you can use.