3 ms·

> I wonder what kind of C++ you've been writing. Last I checked there's still a lot of C++ code in legacy production systems -- and a lot that has never ever u

by bb88 7y ago

> I wonder what kind of C++ you've been writing. Last I checked there's still a lot of C++ code in legacy production systems -- and a lot that has never ever used a smart pointer.

einpoklum 7y ago
That was exactly my point; GP says they've been writing C++ for the past 6 years, but seems to be talking about legacy code.
- praptak 7y ago
  Nope, I meant modern C++. Granted, it has multiple mechanisms to prevent memory corruption but they are not watertight.