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C++26 stumbles at finish line over Contracts dispute
ISO working group faces a fight over runtime checks, complexity, and the language's release timetable The next version of the C++ programming language may be delayed at the last minute due to a dispute over a security-enhancing Contracts…
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The ISO C++ working group is locked in a dispute over the language’s upcoming Contracts feature, which adds runtime checks intended to improve security. Members are debating the added complexity the feature introduces and how it fits into the planned release schedule for the next version of C++.
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