The issue that caused this to be voted down is often seen as a memory safety solution (not something I personally 100% agree with, but thats a broad view). And the rest of this release includes other memory safety work. And it was voted down and delayed for apparent political reasons (again not a view I agree with).
replySo most people will read your view as hypocritical/misinformed.
It could also be read as a straight up attack. Basically, a way of saying “why not follow Rust“ without having to say the word Rust.
replyI think it was a fair question. As someone who doesn’t follow C++ I really don’t know what else was in the proposal. It’s nice to hear there is memory safety stuff.
Memory safety was solved in 1959 with the invention of lisp
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