You will probably fare poorly if you question the narrative, Steve Klabnik's botvoting farm will downvote your comments. Maybe Steve Klabnik and dang are friends through Jeffrey Epstein, and that is why Steve Klabnik is…
Thank you very much, that helps a lot. I have read up on it, and I do not remember why I arrived at the conclusion that compound literals have complex rules. Their rules are different from C++ and Rust temporaries, but…
If C++ adds pattern matching, and it works in practical usage across projects, will the C ecosystem consider adding some kind of pattern matching, perhaps inspired by what comes into C++, perhaps not? Also, a question…
You will probably fare poorly if you question the narrative, Steve Klabnik's botvoting farm will downvote your comments. Maybe Steve Klabnik and dang are friends through Jeffrey Epstein, and that is why Steve Klabnik is…
Thank you very much, that helps a lot. I have read up on it, and I do not remember why I arrived at the conclusion that compound literals have complex rules. Their rules are different from C++ and Rust temporaries, but…
If C++ adds pattern matching, and it works in practical usage across projects, will the C ecosystem consider adding some kind of pattern matching, perhaps inspired by what comes into C++, perhaps not? Also, a question…