It is so ironic, that now that Apple and Google decided to focus on their own language stacks, the C and C++ compiler vendors that profit from clang's license aren't that keen in making the upstream work for catching up with ISO C++.
Thus making the once famous clang having an honorable third place in ISO C++ compliancy.
Seeing this from a Google team makes it even more ironic.
Thus making the once famous clang having an honorable third place in ISO C++ compliancy.
Seeing this from a Google team makes it even more ironic.