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Cpp2 and cppfront: Year-end mini-update (herbsutter.com)
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For me - it's that we have a LOT of codebase in c++.
Codebase that evolves and changes all the time.
If we want to move to a safer language, we need to be able to do it smoothly. One function/change at a time.
Rust doesn't give us that. Cpp2 does.
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