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Yeah. Something doesn't have to be enshrined into the standard to be a major driving point in the language. The very existence of Carbon is due to the c++ com
by Verdex 3y ago
Yeah.
Something doesn't have to be enshrined into the standard to be a major driving point in the language.
The very existence of Carbon is due to the c++ committee not wanting to break abi compatibility.
- pjmlp 3y agoNot only that many of the Carbon devs are former clang contributors, and one reason that clang is now on third place regarding ISO support, is that other devs had to step into what was previously contributed by Apple (now busy with Swift) and Google (busy with Carbon/Rust).