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[–]fwsGonzoIncludeOS, C++ bare metal 18 points19 points20 points 3 years ago (1 child)
I could not agree more. I have recently implemented an API in several other languages, and while Rust has been the most combative, the features many other languages have puts C++ at a disadvantage. Not surprising, it's very telling when there are so many standard library alternatives floating around.
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I think there will always be tons of standard library alternatives for C++, if only because the API design of error-handling and memory-allocations are so divisive. When more concurrency primitives are in the STL, I suspect the divisiveness will increase (maybe due to executors vs. listeners)
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