It would be interesting to see statistics on use of newer C++ in companies known to have relatively stringent coding standards and code review regimens. I susp

It would be interesting to see statistics on use of newer C++ in companies known to have relatively stringent coding standards and code review regimens. I suspect that it (still) isn't so much about crappy code as much of the value of C++ being sunk into legacy code that determine the constraints put on *new* codebases.