Критика C++ FAQ: https://yosefk.com/c++fqa/ (fqa = frequently questioned answers) > [6.1] Is C++ a practical language? > FAQ: Sure - not perfect, but mature and well-supported, which is good for business. > FQA: C++ is not "mature" in the sense that different compilers will interpret it differently, and C++ modules built by different vendors will not work with each other. C++ is not "well-supported" in the sense that development tools for C++ lack features and are unreliable compared to other languages. These things make one ask "Am I the first one trying to do this?" all the time. > This situation is not likely to change, because it follows from the C++ definition. C++ is very complicated for programs (or people) to understand. C++ specification leaves out most aspects crucial for interoperability, such as modules and calling conventions. C++ has a huge installed base, and since solving these problems backward-compatibly is impossible, they won't be solved.