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The problem for modern C++ is that few (or zero?) code bases contain exclusively "modern C++" when you include all transitive dependencies. You end up using a h
by eandre 5y ago
The problem for modern C++ is that few (or zero?) code bases contain exclusively "modern C++" when you include all transitive dependencies. You end up using a huge amount of C and "legacy C++" just by virtue of reusing code.
- snovv_crash 5y agoThis is true for Rust as well though.