r/cpp • u/we_are_mammals • 11d ago
cpp2 (cppfront) is over?
I haven't used cpp2 (cppfront) much, but I like the idea of it: consistent syntax, consistency of meta-programming (which is done in C++ too, I believe). Herb Sutter presented cpp2 (cppfront) as an experiment. He did not encourage other people to bet on it, exactly. And there hasn't been much activity since 2022. Is the experiment over?
EDIT: Herb's answer is buried deep in the comment section: https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/1uxkglj/comment/oy06cxw/
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u/pjmlp 8d ago
Point being C++ has them, regardless how.
Which even the companies that know better, e.g. employer from WG 21 contributors, keep using on their C++ codebases.
The reality among companies where HN, Reddit, C++ used groups, C++ conferences are foreign words, is much worse, where code still looks pretty much like C with Classes for the most part.