> There's the language as idealized, and the language as used. As an aside from safety, I'd like to whine about how the "modern" solution for organizing C++ co

> There's the language as idealized, and the language as used. As an aside from safety, I'd like to whine about how the "modern" solution for organizing C++ code into modules was standardized ~4 years ago after however many years of development and still barely works in practice on any of the three major toolchains. What good is solving problems on paper if the solution is apparently near impossible to implement properly?