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Well, the C++ coding guidelines project is focused in particular on static analysis measures, and there is quite a bit of collaboration from IDE developers (not

Well, the C++ coding guidelines project is focused in particular on static analysis measures, and there is quite a bit of collaboration from IDE developers (not sure about compiler authors). So, a "vintage C++ off" is actually less unrealistic than you might believe. In particular, I see IDEs and compilers easily shifting to making it annoying for people to make raw allocations for example. Still, point well taken about people tending to write "C+". They then also complain about how modern C++ is complicated and they can't "see what's going on" etc.

pjmlp 5y ago
Watch the latest Bjarne interview where he shows his disapointment for the C++ coding guidelines being largely ignored by the industry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae6nFZn3auQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae6nFZn3auQ Basically unless you are using Visual C++, there is little chance the C++ shop will have much C++ Core Guidelines love, and even on Visual C++, stuff like "borrow checker lite" are mostly broken beyond basic examples.