The term Modern C++ predates C++11. C++11 gave us move constructors which makes RAII much more powerful, but we were doing it for a long time in C++. Well some of us were doing it, there are a lot of people who are writing the type of code that gives C++ a bad name (even today)
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The term Modern C++ predates C++11. C++11 gave us move constructors which makes RAII much more powerful, but we were doing it for a long time in C++. Well some of us were doing it, there are a lot of people who are writing the type of code that gives C++ a bad name (even today)
Isn’t “modern” a term that’s relative to the current time, rather than a fixed point in time?
Like, modern architecture, fashion, cuisine all change over time.
Why would “Modern C++” refer to a fixed point in time somewhere in the 90s?