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But now you're (almost) back to basically carving out your personal language subset, which is also one of the biggest problems in the C++ ecosystem (it is possi
by flohofwoe 2y ago
But now you're (almost) back to basically carving out your personal language subset, which is also one of the biggest problems in the C++ ecosystem (it is possible to write 'sane C++', but everybody's sane subset looks slightly different, which massively fragments the library ecosystem and leads to endless frustrating and pointless discussions whether a library should make use of this or that language or stdlib feature).
- pjmlp 2y agoWell does one write ISO C, GCC C, clang C, AIX C, xyz C? It is the same issue as well.
- atiedebee 2y agoNot really, most C programs (especially libraries) are written in C89 or C99. GNU-C and all other dialects are generally reserved for when you write an application that won't be interfaced with through code.
- pjmlp 2y agoI guess we don't look at the same kind of examples, specially in the enterprise world.