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Any non-trivial C++ program typically uses the STL or a similar library, which requires the full expressiveness of C++ to be implemented. So, no, I don't think
by rujuladanh 8y ago
Any non-trivial C++ program typically uses the STL or a similar library, which requires the full expressiveness of C++ to be implemented.
So, no, I don't think you have done even a tiny fraction of what C++ entails.
- amedvednikov 8y agoI support STL and even plan to support Boost.
- rujuladanh 8y agoThat does not make sense. Either you support both because you can translate most C++, or you don't support any (modulo bugs). Maybe you are hardcoding detection of a set of known types by hand?