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> Probably would be nasty to maintain for the compiler developers though. Imagine having to do a bugfix for c++11 mode when you just released c++26 mode. They
by daurnimator 10y ago
> Probably would be nasty to maintain for the compiler developers though. Imagine having to do a bugfix for c++11 mode when you just released c++26 mode.
They already have to.
What you're proposing makes much more sense: it means if you write a C++26 only compiler, you don't have to worry about implementing all the old crap that no sane person uses.