We are going to start a long lasting project using C++ as the programming language.
I read that C++0x is going to come out in 2011, so they called it C++11.
When C++11 comes out, we will still be developing the project, and would like to know if it is possible to use any features of the new C++ standard now, to able to:
Just because a standard comes out does not mean that the compilers magically get updated - it took years for most compilers to provide reasonable support for the previous standard, and some features never got supported much, such as export (dropped from C++0x). Depending on first implementations of new features si not a great strategy either - I prefer to let others be experimenters, if I'm working to a deadline.
Also, I wouldn't be too fast to call it C++11 - the standards process is fraught with possibilities for delay.
Edit: I see you are using the RW libraries. In which case, probably many features of the new Standard won't be of immediate interest, as they are aimed at template writers and users of the C++ Standard library.