C++ cannot evolve easily without breaking backwards compatibility.
I started Quxlang because I saw the writing on the wall for C++. Doesn't mean C++ isn't good, but it has issues and needs improvement.
Somehow I managed to implement working modules, C++ doesn't seem to have that yet, although the C++ build system is horribly broken.
We'll have to see how it compares when it's more complete and ready to use. I don't have oop/inheritance yet which is also important for a C++ alternative.
C++ cannot evolve easily without breaking backwards compatibility.
I started Quxlang because I saw the writing on the wall for C++. Doesn't mean C++ isn't good, but it has issues and needs improvement.
Somehow I managed to implement working modules, C++ doesn't seem to have that yet, although the C++ build system is horribly broken.
We'll have to see how it compares when it's more complete and ready to use. I don't have oop/inheritance yet which is also important for a C++ alternative.