I know that some compilers introduce experimental features of new standards even before they are fully approved. An example is modules in Visual Studio (I didn’t feel it myself, but I read and saw it). Yes, the very modules from C ++ 17 that were supposed to replace the creepy preprocessor include. By the way, they sort of decided not to enter yet :(

The question is: where can I read, what features and where have already been introduced in test mode? I would like to read structured information. In particular, the MS and g ++ compiler are interested. And even more precisely, the fate of static if / constexpr if (hello from my past questions). Bugs, cross-platform and stability are not particularly important, I just want to try something new with my own hands.

PS You can already create a label c ++ 17

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I can add to those mentioned in the comments with the habr https://habrahabr.ru/post/111691/ Especially it is worth looking at the links in the comments. And you can also listen to the episode of CppCast Effective C ++ http://cppcast.com/2015/09/scott-meyers/ There is more about C ++ 11/14, but possible future features are also mentioned. By the way, soon there will be a Russian in the development team of new C ++ standards, sort of from Yandex, so maybe they will publish something.