C++20 Design Is Complete: Modules, Coroutines in C++20

Re:C++20 Design Is Complete: Modules, Coroutines in C++20 by pjmlp on Sunday February 24, 2019 @06:22AM (#19238149)

I love to bring up Python examples, as it is thought of being a beginners friendly language, yet many seem unaware how big the language, standard library and behaviour changes across releases actually are.

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Re:C++20 Design Is Complete: Modules, Coroutines in C++20 by stochastic_monk on Sunday February 24, 2019 @08:15AM (#19238429)

My biggest issue with python is distribution: it’s a much worse headache to try to ensure your product works on other people’s machines (Python versions, dependencies, and anything with Cython just makes things worse) than just requiring a C++14-compliant compiler.

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Re:C++20 Design Is Complete: Modules, Coroutines in C++20 by acqq on Sunday February 24, 2019 @07:56AM (#19238398)

Moreover the sources written for versions >= 3 are serioosly not guaranteed to work on different 3.x versions.

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Re:C++20 Design Is Complete: Modules, Coroutines in C++20 by itcheeze on Sunday February 24, 2019 @01:27PM (#19239803)

Yeah, I'm learning Python now and was working through the book Learning Python which covers Python 2 and 3 there are plenty of differences to trip you up.

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