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Not allowing these in PRs is a thing?! Wow. Genuinely surprised.

• pjmlp 4y ago
  See Orthodox C++.
  • criddell 4y ago
    In the context of this thread, why would somebody starting a new project be choosing between Orthodox C++ and Rust?
    • pjmlp 4y ago
      Tooling, existing ecosystem, built during 40 years of production deployment. Rust is naturally safer than C++, however there are still many domains where a bit of yak shaving is required before actually coding what one cares about. So it boils down to where to spend resources, and as note, I am definitly not a fan of Orthodox C++ ideas, rather having C++ improve its safety story as much as possible.
  • Shorel 4y ago
    Having seen C++20, anything less is just subpar. Orthodox C++ can be safely ignored by any sane developer.