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It is a large language but, for me, I just think it's an awesome toolset to work with. Is not for everyone. Also you are shouting a bit hyperbole. Each new sta
by hellofunk 10y ago
It is a large language but, for me, I just think it's an awesome toolset to work with. Is not for everyone.
Also you are shouting a bit hyperbole. Each new standard does not erase the prior standard. C++17 does not remove the features from ++14. Each new version focuses on different things, and they have been really great additions.
Also there is no C++18 or 19.
- bsder 10y ago> Also you are shouting a bit hyperbole. Each new standard does not erase the prior standard. C++17 does not remove the features from ++14. Each new version focuses on different things, and they have been really great additions. I am not shouting hyperbole at all. Each new standard completely changes the way you are supposed to write new C++ code. The problem is that the legacy code was written the old way, with all the problems that entails. So, you have to know everything about the new way AND you have to know all the pitfalls of the old ways for when you need to go debugging through the old code. Um, no thanks. I've been following C++ since 1996-ish. I stopped following it after 2011. It's just not worth the pain.