A Programmer's Apology: C++0x

Colleagues are now meeting in Portland to discuss the future of the C++ standard. Later this week also in Portland, Library-Centric Software Design '06 at OOPSLA '06. A number of C++0x proposals address the problem of threading, allowing the programmer to specify atomicity and ordering constraints within the language and providing high-level functionality for managing synchronization. In particular:

A Threading API for C++
Memory Model Overview
An Atomic Operations Library for C++
Multithreading API for C++0X - A Layered Approach

But wait, there's more:

A Memory Model for C++: Strawman Proposal
A finer-grained alternative to sequence points
Sequencing and the concurrency memory model
Transporting Values and Exceptions between Threads
Should volatile Acquire Atomicity and Thread Visibility Semantics?