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Re:The Sad Truth About C++ Copy Elision by pjmlp on Saturday April 03, 2021 @02:45PM (#26683582)
My problem is mostly the libraries, and in-house code written by other contractors, not all of them have been written at the same quality level as the C++ standard library.

Contracting is the main point that makes me happy not having to deal daily with C++.

Re:The Sad Truth About C++ Copy Elision by wffurr on Saturday April 03, 2021 @07:15PM (#26685593)
Finding bugs in the standard library is doubly "fun".
Re:The Sad Truth About C++ Copy Elision by gumby on Sunday April 04, 2021 @03:44AM (#26687622)
Channelling your inner Sartre or weary voice of experience?
Re:The Sad Truth About C++ Copy Elision by pjmlp on Sunday April 04, 2021 @04:04AM (#26687704)
Experience of handling code written by all known consumers of H1B visas in US and other major sweat shops, across industries whose main business isn't selling software.

The real world isn't the pleasant CPPConf and C++Now session rooms, nor the quality standards that FAANG expect on their work processes.

The mess that is done will less complex languages takes another level when they also have touched C++ in the process.

Remember some Bjarne talks, on the real world many students still get introduced to C++ via Turbo C++ for MS-DOS.