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On the plus side 30 years of legacy laying around also includes a lot of mature and well maintained libraries.
by daveguy 11y ago
On the plus side 30 years of legacy laying around also includes a lot of mature and well maintained libraries.
- valarauca1 11y agoWhich don't follow the much professed C++14 guidelines and can introduce the errors that Rust is designed to prevent. :.:.: I don't have an issue with C++ itself, its just the meme that "C++14 will solve all of C++'s problems". It won't. C++'s problems are now locked in, and fixed. They've been known for 25-30 years, and we'll deal with them for another 50+. Yes the tooling is great, there are amazing libraries, there is still virtual templated necromancy, there are still null pointers, and use after frees. There still will be tomorrow, and there still will be in 50 years.