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> But until there is such an alternative it's futile to complain about the shortcomings of C++ Then how does C++ improve?
by lallysingh 9y ago
> But until there is such an alternative it's futile to complain about the shortcomings of C++
Then how does C++ improve?
- oAlbe 9y agoSlowly but rather steadily like it has been doing so far. We are likely getting modules (and reflection) with the next iteration (C++20), which -- if it moves like the last two versions -- will be almost completed and already supported by GCC, VS and Clang in two years. Clang and VS2015 even support modules experimentally already.
- Shorel 9y ago> Then how does C++ improve? It keeps adopting D features.