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A good point, but I imagine benreesman's counterpoint would be that things might be different if Chromium were written entirely in modern C++, strictly followi
by MaxBarraclough 5y ago
A good point, but I imagine benreesman's counterpoint would be that things might be different if Chromium were written entirely in modern C++, strictly following modern best practices.
My suspicion is that this is too optimistic, but I can't really substantiate it.
What would be a good security-sensitive modern C++ codebase, ideally from a high-profile source like Google, to compare against?
- astrange 5y agoDoesn't the definition of modern C++ change every few years? This might not be possible if any such project takes more than two years to write.