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At work-work, we try to stick to the forefront of C++ language development: C++20 all the time, C++23 as it shows up and is available in compilers. It’s a weird mix sometimes with a codebase that has a lengthy history. A while back I bumped into a for loop, tried to be clever and then hit limitations of Clang – and those limitations are sometimes relevant for KDE code that lands in FreeBSD, which is why I’m writing about it.
My paper P1144R8 “std::is_trivially_relocatable” has, in the past few months, been joined by three(!) papers out of Bloomberg:
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A plan for generic compile-time introspection in Rust, without the usual run-time baggage.