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I dunno - I have about 15 years C++ experience, and if anything the better I have become at the language the less I like it... Having said that any language wi

by tomlu 13y ago

I dunno - I have about 15 years C++ experience, and if anything the better I have become at the language the less I like it... Having said that any language with a GC is unlikely to supplant C++. I would have thought that anything that could get away with using GC is already not using C++. Ergo what will finally kill C++ in all its final domains is IMO some sort of better C. Maybe Rust, if they sort out their non-mandatory GC.

pjmlp 13y ago
Having used GC enabled systems languages already in the 90's, I am the opinion it is more a generation issue. Technology changes fast, but humans take generations to be convinced of something. Sometimes the only way for something to get adopted is when the luddites no longer have a word to say.