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Sure, but good luck avoiding 927. [1] Go gets away with it because it ships with the official compiler tooling and most projects use it. C++ has 30 years of e
by reificator 9y ago
Sure, but good luck avoiding 927. [1]
Go gets away with it because it ships with the official compiler tooling and most projects use it. C++ has 30 years of existing code that follows whatever convention was in vogue + whatever the individual preferred.
[1]: https://xkcd.com/927/ https://xkcd.com/927/
- org3432 9y agoC++ projects I work on just require you to use a current compiler, or an older one if the project is older. So seems like 927 might not be as big an issue.