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I would like to point out also that C++ is not yet compatible with itself. Even GCC has dozens of C++ features it doesn't implement and it was the first compil

by maxk42 2y ago

I would like to point out also that C++ is not yet compatible with itself. Even GCC has dozens of C++ features it doesn't implement and it was the first compiler to implement 100% of C++11: https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx-status.html https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx-status.html

bluGill 2y ago
Technically true but in the real world those are rare edge cases.
- maxk42 2y ago
  Only because they're not used. If you're not going to implement the spec then is it really a spec?
  - SkiFire13 2y ago
    It could also be argued that they aren't used because not all major compilers implement them.
    - bluGill 2y ago
      If there was demand major compilers would implement them. That is why despite being difficult all major compilers are working on getting modules working.