I agree with you, tooling is better - even much better around C/C++. The issue I see is that programs today have more bugs than ever. I don’t think that is jus

I agree with you, tooling is better - even much better around C/C++. The issue I see is that programs today have more bugs than ever. I don’t think that is just a symptom of more developers, but of the quality of development employers and such want to pay for. Suppose that is an issue of software becoming a commodity.