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by pclmulqdq
1779 days ago
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Every single codebase you have just cited here (except for the nebulous "advocates from C++ core guidelines") is older than the Rust language. Look at high frequency trading code or maybe recent game engines for good C++ projects - I don't know if any of these are open source. I 100% agree with breaking C compatibility, breaking ABI compatibility, and turning off vintage C++. |
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C++ Oboe SDK for Android was initially released in 2018.
Android Games Developer SDK was just released last month.
What game engines? Lumberyard , Unreal and Godot certainly not.
Vulkan C++ bindings from Khronos or Dawn for WebGPU? Also not.
The only modern C++ I can find in real life are at CppCon and C++Now talks, and books promoting it.
Even Bjarne Stroustroup has recently on a interview mentioned how he is disappointed how C++ Core Guidelines keep being largely ignored by the community.
There is even, yet again, a paper from him trying to advocate for better C++ on the next C++ mailing.