April fools?
That’s what I thought when boost.asio was first merged into boost.
What’s sad is I really could have used this particular bug being fixed yesterday when I passed a float to a size_t without any warnings at -Wall.
The thing is, I really can’t tell the difference between this and serious discussion of C++23.
The article lost me on enum class really MyEnum – only then I’ve checked the date :)
enum class really MyEnum
better written, imo, and more believable: dynamic_cast<std::integer>(C)++
April fools?
That’s what I thought when boost.asio was first merged into boost.
What’s sad is I really could have used this particular bug being fixed yesterday when I passed a float to a size_t without any warnings at -Wall.
The thing is, I really can’t tell the difference between this and serious discussion of C++23.
The article lost me on
enum class really MyEnum– only then I’ve checked the date :)better written, imo, and more believable: dynamic_cast<std::integer>(C)++