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C++26 Draft Rejected in National Body Ballot
The balloting on the C++26 standard has ended in disapproval — an outcome described as unprecedented for the language. Support fell short over a contested proposal on contracts.
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EDG Open-Sources Its C/C++ Compiler and Winds Down
Edison Design Group has announced it is shutting down and releasing its C/C++ front end — the very one behind Visual Studio's IntelliSense. The code is now on GitHub.
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How to Fit a B-2 Bomber into GTA 3: A Very "Normal" C++ Project
A video with the tongue-in-cheek title "The Most Normal C++ Project" has surfaced on YouTube: its author adds a stealthy B-2 bomber to GTA 3.
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LLVM/Clang 23.1: AMD Zen 6 support, NVIDIA Rigel cores and partial C++26
The first stable release of the LLVM 23 series is out — an update to the compiler stack for the second half of 2026. Among the new features are support for AMD Zen 6 processors, the NVIDIA Rigel core, and the first pieces of the C++26 standard.
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C++ Creator Bjarne Stroustrup Joins an HFT Firm
Bjarne Stroustrup, the author of the C++ programming language, has joined a company engaged in high-frequency trading.
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Shitty: a terminal with a dumb name and serious ambitions
The author, pg83, has unveiled Shitty — a terminal emulator that, judging by the benchmarks, outpaces alacritty, kitty and ghostty, while openly admitting to being “memory-unsafe.”
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Author Points Out That GCC and Clang Don't Conform to the C++ Standard
A new publication argues that neither GCC nor Clang implements the C++ standard in full accordance with its requirements. The piece presents the author's observations on the discrepancies between the language specification and the behavior of popular compilers.