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Where does it list the preferred alternatives to banned features? For example: > The <filesystem> header, which does not have sufficient support for testing,
by Tempest1981 9mo ago
Where does it list the preferred alternatives to banned features?
For example:
> The <filesystem> header, which does not have sufficient support for testing, and suffers from inherent security vulnerabilities.
- TheRealPomax 9mo agoGonna venture a guess and say probably https://www.chromium.org/developers https://www.chromium.org/developers, as that's where all the information for folks who actually need to know that kind of thing lives.
- deleted 9mo ago[deleted]
- jeffbee 9mo agobase/files
- comex 9mo agoFor most of the banned library features, the preferred alternative is listed right there in the notes. <filesystem> is one of the exceptions.
- pkasting 9mo agoYeah, maintainers would certainly +1 a CL that added a note about the parts of //base to use instead. Trivial oversight.