> C++ has supported compile-time evaluation of first-class functions for over ten years, while C is
still limited to using second-class language features in compile-time contexts
It's funny that of all the gazillion features C++ has supported a for well over a decade the C folks have been missing out on, they pick exactly the one superfluous keyword in C++ to cherrypick onto C. You have to wonder what will happen if/when C++ removes the requirement for the keyword later.
It's funny that of all the gazillion features C++ has supported a for well over a decade the C folks have been missing out on, they pick exactly the one superfluous keyword in C++ to cherrypick onto C. You have to wonder what will happen if/when C++ removes the requirement for the keyword later.