encourages one to reason about their code rather than guess at problems with shotgun programming

>>107853449
And yet it's used

>>107853449
The biggest problem with C++ is the community. They stuck in the 90s. They are not willing to write readable, well organized code. And the new language features are half baked and overcomplicated.

The biggest problem with C++ is the standards committee. They keep trying to copy bad features from lesser languages.

Rust and Java are infinitely better than C++

>>107853523
The try to copy good features but only copy 30% of it and add complicated boilerplate to it. Backwards compatibility is their ultimate argument for every bad decision even when the feature has nothing to do with compatibility related problems.

>>107854223
Everything has to do with compatibility, retard.

>>107853472
I like to use shotcum programming. Spray my load on my monitor and let it rip

>>107853449
if it works for everyone else but you then you're the problem my guy...
C++ is perfectly fine

>>107854244
Nah. You are just stupid. They add new features what dont change old things but they botch them and use compatibility as a justification.

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That's what modules are for, re-
Oh that's right. They're STILL not implemented.

All I want is better compile time metaprogramming support so I can do things like this:

struct Stuff {
  int x;
  float y;
  std::string s;
};

int main() {
  Stuff stuff = getStuff();
  for comptime (auto &r : stuff) {
    std::cout << nameof(deref(r)) << " = " << r << "\n":
  }
}

// prints something like:
// Stuff.x = 123
// Stuff.y = 1.234
// Stuff.s = C++ needs better reflection

you get the idea

>>107853449
Why aren't you using AI to fix these problems???

Indians use C, C++, C#
White men use Python
It really is that simple

>>107854524
Indians use AI. AI is good.

>>107854369
I use it I just can't stand the compilation times. I think that's actually one of the big reasons Linus Torvalds hates it compared to C and it makes sense

>>107854814
>I use it I just can't stand the compilation times
if you recompile big chunk of code every time you're doing something wrong.
also use concept/contract, they reduce compile time.
>I think that's actually one of the big reasons Linus Torvalds hates it compared to C and it makes sense
you should not give a fuck about linus opinions on things outside his area of expertise ie the linux kernel. There is no such thing as expert in everything.
also he uses C++ for his diving software, his 20yo rant is outdated and even the man himself moved on.

>>107854524
>White men use Python
Python is for children.

>>107853523
>The biggest problem with C++ is the standards committee. They keep trying to copy features
they succeed on that field,
but if you don't agree - then just fucking do not use the new features, you moron/shill

>>107854814
Nice cope, Linux takes like 500% longer to build if I use default distro config instead of custom one.
Complex software has long build times no matter the lanfuage, if it is unbearably long for your scope, you are retarded.

Modules solved it

>>107853472
It's funny to me how people can make up the most extreme copes humanly possible for any real problem.

>>107853449
Just don't use retarded libraries, simple as.

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>>107855086
What are smart libraries, anon.

>>107855096
Libraries that, for a $5 monthly fee and a perpetual transferable license to store, consult, use, transfer and sell your personal data, allow you to call functions on someone else's computer.

>>107855078
what about
>useless abstraction for C

>>107855168
C is the only useless abstraction here, C++ does its best to fix it within constraints of not outright replacing it.

>>107855190
>literally has more features
C++ is the one that abstracts things from C
now kill yourself, stop polluting C

>>107855207
Yes, C++ is literally better than C.

>>107853449
>C
>popular and good
>C++
>popular but shit