> in the videogames industry. Or anywhere else. C++ is such a beast, you just can't expect your coworkers to memorize the whole standard, so it is quite commo

> in the videogames industry. Or anywhere else. C++ is such a beast, you just can't expect your coworkers to memorize the whole standard, so it is quite common that teams agree (or the team-leader agrees for them) upon a subset. In the past that was due to limited availability of experienced C++ programmers and inconsistent support from compilers, these days it's due to the evolving nature of the language. Quick: in which standard was the variant class template introduced?