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I think this line of logic risks a "no true scotsman" issue, but a bunch of languages supported them before Java. I have no idea what the c++ committee were us
by ska 7y ago
I think this line of logic risks a "no true scotsman" issue, but a bunch of languages supported them before Java.
I have no idea what the c++ committee were using as predicates, mind you, might have been java inspired.
- AnimalMuppet 7y ago> I have no idea what the c++ committee were using as predicates And in fairness, neither do I. My point wasn't "C++ copied closures from Java". My point was "I can't think of anything else they copied from Java", and therefore that I suspected that the answer to jedberg's question was no.
- gpderetta 7y agoThe c++11 memory model is explicitly an evolution of Java memory model. There is an effort to get checked exceptions in the language. I can't think of anything else.