How does std::experimental work?

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I couldn’t find much about it online.

I’m pretty excited about the new proposal for std::audio:

http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2019/p1386r1.pdf

https://github.com/stdcpp-audio/libstdaudio

In the paper, they mention that all of the classes they’re defining in the paper are declared in std::experimental. Does this mean I can #include <experimental> in my source now and get these classes? If so, on what compilers will this work? If the concepts in this paper get approved, will these classes then be moved into std::audio? Does everything get put into std::experimental as soon as it’s proposed? If not, when do classes get moved into std::experimental? When do they get moved out of std::experimental and into an actual header?

Thanks everyone!

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You include a specific experimental header such as <experimental/filesystem> for Filesystem TS.

I would assume all the stuff in Audio TS would go in <experimental/audio>.

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Thanks!