Modern C++ Standards
Comments discuss advancements in C++ language standards from C++11 through C++23, including new features, compiler support, proposals, and what constitutes 'modern' C++.
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IMO C++ is unstoppable now, c++ 11, 14 and 17 additions with GSL and all things in the pipeline ...
Have you looked at C++14? It's a completely new beast.
I guess I'm to much in the C++17 land.
Would love to see it in C++11 or later.
They're still part of C++14. You have to wait for C++1z (or use a compiler switch).
Lets see if it has better luck than the version that was temporarly accepted in C++20.
Probably because it's very new (C++23)
It's a proposal for inclusion into the C++ standard.
Am I missing something? I don't see anything beyond C++11 in here.
It is using c++ 26 features, so of course it looks slightly alien, nobody uses it yet.