Comment on Orthodox C++Comments−danjoredd3yI am a little confused. Is this a compiler for an old C++ version, like 1.0 or is it a complete reworking to better match C syntax? I have only used C++ 17 and up, and am unfamiliar with older versions.−salgernonOP3yI saw this mentioned in the submission about memory allocators and unix, although it’s only tangentially related to that.It’s more about choosing which parts of c++ are either mature enough or useful enough for any particular task.But like any religion, there are indulgences available when it makes sense. (Eg, the occasional template)
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I am a little confused. Is this a compiler for an old C++ version, like 1.0 or is it a complete reworking to better match C syntax? I have only used C++ 17 and up, and am unfamiliar with older versions.
I saw this mentioned in the submission about memory allocators and unix, although it’s only tangentially related to that.
It’s more about choosing which parts of c++ are either mature enough or useful enough for any particular task.
But like any religion, there are indulgences available when it makes sense. (Eg, the occasional template)