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This sounds like you're describing C++ from 20 years ago. Or maybe some ugly monstrosity like Qt. Everything uses/supports standard library containers or inter
by TillE 5y ago
This sounds like you're describing C++ from 20 years ago. Or maybe some ugly monstrosity like Qt.
Everything uses/supports standard library containers or interfaces now.
- vnorilo 5y agoSome counterexamples that I've dealt in the recent years include LLVM, Abseil and Windows COM APIs.
- dekhn 5y agoThere's nothing ugly about Qt. In particular, the core system defines a way to add features to classes that were missing (MOC) and provides a full foundation of types up to network and other event-driven multi-threaded servers. Frankly I think it's one of the best examples of C++ I've seen.