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harry8 ◴[] No.41874909[source]
Is C++ capable of deprecating or simplifying anything?

Honest question, haven't followed closely. rand() is broken,I;m told unfixable and last I heard still wasn't deprecated.

Is this proposal a test? "Can we even drop support for a solution to a problem literally nobody has?"

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hyperhello ◴[] No.41875407[source]
C++ long ago crossed the line where making any change is more work than any benefit it could ever create.
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1. pjmlp ◴[] No.41877472[source]
It is one of my favourite languages, but I think it has already crossed over the complexity threshold PL/I was known for.