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A more appropriate question is: The problem with C++ compatibility in C++. The C++ I wrote 20 years ago doesn't look anything like C++ of the modern day. The C
by sys_64738 6y ago
A more appropriate question is: The problem with C++ compatibility in C++. The C++ I wrote 20 years ago doesn't look anything like C++ of the modern day. The C is the same.
- colejohnson66 6y agoI’ll admit I’m partial to C++, but couldn’t one argue that that’s because the C committee is just slow to add features to improve the language? I’ll admit, there’s a lot in the C++ standard library, but with zero cost abstractions, if you don’t use, say, `std::map<T,U>`, you don’t pay for it.