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As proven a few times, it doesn't matter if committee decides to break something if compiler vendors aren't on board with what is being broken. There is still
by pjmlp 8mo ago
As proven a few times, it doesn't matter if committee decides to break something if compiler vendors aren't on board with what is being broken.
There is still this disconnection on how languages under ISO process work in the industry.
- jonstewart 8mo agoThe C++ standards committee’s antiquated reliance on compiler “vendors” holds it back. They should adopt maintenance of clang and bless it as the reference compiler.
- pjmlp 8mo agoAnd you will be the one telling the losers that their compiler, operating systems and OS doesn't count? By the way this applies to the C language so beloved on this corner as well. As it does to COBOL, Fortran, Ada and JS (ECMA is not much different from ISO).