C++17 proposals become 'feature complete' at standards meeting
No major updates, but proposals will make language more easily readable and modifiable
C++ creator Bjarne Stroustrup. Image via Wikipedia
The forthcoming C++17 standards have been voted through to the committee stage at a standards meeting in Oulu, Finland, over the weekend. The standards will add new features, such as ‘if initialisers'...
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