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From my experience, people say "Modern C++" to mean C++11 and newer. That was a real turning point and when I started to see that phrase used.
by stormbeard 6y ago
From my experience, people say "Modern C++" to mean C++11 and newer. That was a real turning point and when I started to see that phrase used.
- mehrdadn 6y agoYeah I agree. It's just meant to distinguish from legacy C++, basically the era before unique pointers (and thus move semantics etc.).