There is a tension between me wanting to use the fanciest shiniest features and me wanting it to be usable by the widest audience (even people using Microsoft compilers). I know of people that are still migrating their commercial code bases to C++14 that are interested in using them. It is probably in my best interest to support them, so it will take a while until I start using newer standards.
Anyways, the _implementation_ of the data structures themselves does not really benefit that much from C++17 (well, there might be some interesting stuff that I could do with hazard pointers...). However, people using the new concurrency stuff from the standard might really want to look into using immutable data structures to pass data between tasks.
Anyways, the _implementation_ of the data structures themselves does not really benefit that much from C++17 (well, there might be some interesting stuff that I could do with hazard pointers...). However, people using the new concurrency stuff from the standard might really want to look into using immutable data structures to pass data between tasks.