The TransLucid interpreter is being written using the new standard C++, called C++11.
For interesting discussions about C++11, I recommend the http://thenewcpp.wordpress.com blog.
For a summary of the current C++11 implementation of the GNU gcc compiler suite, go to http://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx0x.html
The TransLucid interpreter is coming alive. It now implements a full functional programming language. It can be used online at http://translucid.web.cse.unsw.edu.au
Since headers are needed for equations to be parsed, and (at least in theory) equations can come from multiple simultaneous sources, there will be a need for multiple simultaneous headers, which should simply be unioned together, no? This means that one should be able to load the same library multiple times and declare the same dimension multiple times, and so on. What is necessary is that everything be consistent, e.g., an operator cannot be defined to have multiple interpretations.
I think this goes with the post 2 down. The header semantics need to be better defined, including the deletion of dimensions, and the parser should be sensitive to time and other context. Currently the header just gets added to and the parser parses by whatever the header says at the time that it was called.
This is the current list of features that are required to work to make tlcore begin to be useful. The important system at the moment is the reactive one.
jarro2783 is discussing. 
TransLucid and Cartesian Programming 
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