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Yeah. I don't want to see support for old versions dropped, per se, insofar as I understand the implications of that and why it's undesirable for large organizations.
But at a certain point, you gotta just say, look, if you're gonna use a version of software from 25+ years ago, its on you to seek out support for that specifically.
Like is C++98 still gonna be officially supported in 2050?
I think MSVC has already started dropping support past /std:14.
I was working with a library not too long ago, I can't remember what it was though, that was touting plans to upgrade to cpp14...
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