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Originally posted by Master5000 View Post
Tried building with clang for android using the cocos2D framework. Couldn't use make_unique which from what I know it's c++14. So I had to use C++11 at most.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postdoes anybody believe that making bullshit claims makes him better?
The real problem is growing complexity of C++. What other prove you need when even people with deep knowledge of C++ like Scott Meyers are not sure how to use things like list initialisers without digging into the C++ standard!? It is enough to read his book Effective Modern C++ to realise it because he spends a lot of effort explaining various gotchas even in the new C++11/14 features.
The rise of languages like Rust, Swift or even Go are symptoms of C++ failure.
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Originally posted by littleowl View PostIf you want to discuss, please try to respect the opinion of others without resorting to profanity.
Also Master5000 is a confirmed troll, so if you see someone flaming him it's just because he posted nonsense again.
Which happens to be the case here too.
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Originally posted by littleowl View PostIf you want to discuss, please try to respect the opinion of others without resorting to profanity.
The real problem is growing complexity of C++. What other prove you need when even people with deep knowledge of C++ like Scott Meyers are not sure how to use things like list initialisers without digging into the C++ standard!? It is enough to read his book Effective Modern C++ to realise it because he spends a lot of effort explaining various gotchas even in the new C++11/14 features.
The rise of languages like Rust, Swift or even Go are symptoms of C++ failure.
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Originally posted by littleowl View PostDoes anybody believe that adding more and more pages to the standard or as a TS makes C++ better? This language will eventually die under the weight of its own complexity.
Feel free to re-implement it yourself. You do not pay for these (unused) features anyway, which is one of C++'s philosophy.
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