Visual Studio 2008 SP 1 /.NET 3.5 SP 1 out

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Well, as expected, the Visual Studio 2008 SP1 has been released yesterday, together with an updated TR1 implementation.

It contains some important fixes. Quoted right from the VC++ blog:

The three most significant fixes are:
* A massive performance improvement in regex matching.
* An across-the-board performance improvement in STL containers of TR1 objects (e.g. vector >).
* A fix allowing tr1::function to store function objects with non-const function call operators.

#3 was reported by me (found it while working on a thread-pool and migrating some stuff from Boost over to TR1), and unlike most other bugs that I reported, it was not postponed until VC10 or 11, but really fixed :) Well done, Microsoft. (Side note: Those other bugs are mostly in their compiler, and as they are rewriting it, I do understand that it might take a bit longer)

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  3. Visual Studio 2005 SP1 on Vista

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