>The C++ frontend now defaults to C++14 standard instead of C++98 it has
been defaulting to previously
Honest question, in production, is this sort of a thing pretty much a non-issue?
Edit: Sorry, to be clearer, I meant to ask, effect of stuff like changing defaults between different versions. Perhaps, it is a non-issue because most production code is (/maybe) version locked.
Also, a little vague, but out of curiosity, how often do C / C++ shops upgrade to the latest and greatest?
Honest question, in production, is this sort of a thing pretty much a non-issue?
Edit: Sorry, to be clearer, I meant to ask, effect of stuff like changing defaults between different versions. Perhaps, it is a non-issue because most production code is (/maybe) version locked.
Also, a little vague, but out of curiosity, how often do C / C++ shops upgrade to the latest and greatest?