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Most serious C++ developers will tell you that C++14 was basically a bug fix for some oversight in the C++11 spec. You should probably use it if you can if that
by jb1991 3y ago
Most serious C++ developers will tell you that C++14 was basically a bug fix for some oversight in the C++11 spec. You should probably use it if you can if that’s the standard you’re happy with.
- poly_morphis 3y agoC++ 17 is the sweet spot for me. It has most of C++ 11/14, with many new features I use a ton: constexpr, <charconv>, <string_view>, [[maybe_unused]], new SFINAE feature (if constexpr), and more. (And this was considered a small release!?) I guess I’m just right at home and therefore a bit reluctant to jump into C++20. That and the constantly changing “””correct way of doing things.”””
- jeffbee 3y agoIf you use SFINAE that alone is reason to move to C++20, to get concepts instead.