No. There was a time when you couldn't count on a lot of C++ features being fully or correctly implemented, but that time has passed. A lot of the other argumen

No. There was a time when you couldn't count on a lot of C++ features being fully or correctly implemented, but that time has passed. A lot of the other arguments revolve around slow compile times, which are fixed by having plenty of fast hardware. Most of the remainder are divided between matters of taste, and genuine sharp edges you have to be careful to avoid.