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From the point of view of the ISO, my understanding is that they consider it to only have a single standard, with newer versions completely subsuming the existi
by ShroudedNight 10y ago
From the point of view of the ISO, my understanding is that they consider it to only have a single standard, with newer versions completely subsuming the existing one. I would actually argue that if C++ has a standards problem, it's that major revisions (1998, 2011, 2017, etc) are not treated as being distinct standards.