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Also, don't forget that C++ has _age_ behind it. Lots of places are still on arm-gcc-5 because heaven forbid you try to get a new compiler digesting an old code
by an_d_rew 6y ago
Also, don't forget that C++ has _age_ behind it. Lots of places are still on arm-gcc-5 because heaven forbid you try to get a new compiler digesting an old code base, then get all stakeholders and customers onboard.
I dream of C++20. But my nightmares are all pre-C++14.
- UncleOxidant 6y agoI worked at a place from 2006-2010 that had a lot of C++ code written in the mid-90s (some was even from the early 90s). Templates were not allowed (so no stl) and they used their own container classes that were written in the early-to-mid 90s. We used a version of gcc that was at least 5 years old during the time I was there.
- pjmlp 6y agoAnd that will happen no matter what language, just the other day I was reading about poor souls still having to deal with Java 6 code.