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The new language standards do forfeit elements of backwards compatibility. And newer compilers use newer language standards by default. It's true that there i
by wyldfire 7y ago
The new language standards do forfeit elements of backwards compatibility. And newer compilers use newer language standards by default.
It's true that there is a great deal of hand-wringing over backwards compatibility when new C++ features are discussed, though.
- ilaksh 7y agoGCC 9 defaults to a warning for no return which is undefined behavior.