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| Rigid [[type safety]] except for widening conversions.
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| The [[C++ Standard Library]] was designed to have a limited scope and functions, but includes language support, diagnostics, general utilities, strings, locales, containers, algorithms, [[Iterator#C++|iterators]], numerics, input/output, random number generators, regular expression parsing, threading facilities, type traits (for static type introspection) and Standard C Library. Networking is a planned feature but not finalized yet. The [[Boost (C++ libraries)|Boost library]]
A rich amount of third-party libraries exist for GUI and other functions like: [[Adaptive Communication Environment]] (ACE), [[Crypto++]], various [[XMPP]] [[Instant Messaging]] (IM) libraries,<ref name="XMPP Software » Libraries">{{cite web|title=XMPP Software » Libraries|url=http://xmpp.org/xmpp-software/libraries/|publisher=xmpp.org|access-date=13 June 2013}}</ref> [[OpenLDAP]], [[Qt (software)|Qt]], [[gtkmm]].
| The standard library has grown with each release. By version 1.6, the library included support for locales, logging, containers and iterators, algorithms, GUI programming (but not using the system GUI), graphics, multi-threading, networking, platform security, introspection, dynamic class loading, blocking and non-blocking I/O. It provided interfaces or support classes for [[XML]], [[XSLT]], [[MIDI]], database connectivity, naming services (e.g. [[LDAP]]), cryptography, security services (e.g. [[Kerberos (protocol)|Kerberos]]), print services, and web services. SWT offered an abstraction for platform-specific GUIs, but was superseded by [[JavaFX]] in the latest releases; allowing for graphics acceleration and CSS-themable UIs. Although it doesn't support any kind of "native platform look" support.
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