Re:C++26 Reflections adventures and compile time UML
by birn559 on Sunday August 03, 2025 @01:46AM
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Do they point at python 3? They were committed to backward compatibility long before python3 happened.
To me it feels like they have fleshed out key paradigms so that is not a mess anymore. They are not there yet with compile time evaluation (constexpr consteval,...), at least with C++20, not sure if it's mostly finished with C++23/26.
The language itself and std is quite bloated but writing modern C++ isn't that complicated anymore in my experience.
To me it feels like they have fleshed out key paradigms so that is not a mess anymore. They are not there yet with compile time evaluation (constexpr consteval,...), at least with C++20, not sure if it's mostly finished with C++23/26.
The language itself and std is quite bloated but writing modern C++ isn't that complicated anymore in my experience.