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1. they are not mathematicians.Visual Studio 2022 does not suppport Gaussian integers.
... not end of world, stilll, error messages are scary for some.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaussian_integer
Code: Select all// Not on VS2022 // std::complex<int> com(1, 1); // std::complex<int> com2(1.0, 1); // std::complex<float> com3(1.0, 1); std::complex<float> com3(1.0, 2.0);
Sorry for the dumb question, But, why VS2022 doesn't support Gaussian integers?
Mr. Sutter now works at Citadel Securities it seems."Controlled by FAANG" is a silly argument.
Does Louis Brauer know who employs the core members of the C++ Standard Committee? Herb Sutter works for Microsoft.
That's an oxymoron.Good for him, Microsoft is gradually ditching C++Mr. Sutter now works at Citadel Securities it seems."Controlled by FAANG" is a silly argument.
Does Louis Brauer know who employs the core members of the C++ Standard Committee? Herb Sutter works for Microsoft.
Are they replacing it by Rust?Good for him, Microsoft is gradually ditching C++Mr. Sutter now works at Citadel Securities it seems."Controlled by FAANG" is a silly argument.
Does Louis Brauer know who employs the core members of the C++ Standard Committee? Herb Sutter works for Microsoft.
C# is a great language. We have used it since 1.0 (no generics then..) We were "trained" by Erik Meijer of LINQ fame.It hasn't. They are replacing it with Rust and C#. We also have some Python running in containers in production.Are they replacing it by Rust?
Good for him, Microsoft is gradually ditching C++
Or has that idea fallen by the wayside?
2.1. What happened to C++/CLI?
2. What happened to C# Contracts? what a shame.
