I cannot really read the article. It's too depressing because I'm still stuck with C++03. But even before the newer C++ became widespread, I wondered why it la

I cannot really read the article. It's too depressing because I'm still stuck with C++03. But even before the newer C++ became widespread, I wondered why it lacks behind C99 in some aspects. And it seems that this hasn't changed much: > The good news is that C++20 is getting basic designated initialization too, the bad news is that it will only be a very limited subset of the C99 feature