You missed the point. Any fork is deterred by the massive size and complexity of those. c++ is adding several orders of magnitude on complexity (there are no r

You missed the point. Any fork is deterred by the massive size and complexity of those. c++ is adding several orders of magnitude on complexity (there are no reasonable comparison to make between C syntax complexity and c++ syntax complexity). All that is part of the developer/vendor lock-in. This is how Big Tech has vendor locked some open source software. That's why generic "open source" is hardly less worse than corpo binaries, because it includes grotesquely and absurdely massive and complex software. We need lean, functional enough, open source, SDK included.