C and C++ as languages have a few things separating them from each other, mostly in their minute details and, occasionally, larger feature sets like designated initializers. But there is a disturbingly high amount of C++ that can simply do C’s job far better than C

Against all of my self-preservation instincts, I decided to do one last conference talk.

… I did it. I survived the Paper Blitz.

#embed was reviewed by Evolution Working Group (EWG) September 2nd, 2020 and good progress was made to get the paper in shape to get it into C++23. The resulting directive, however,

… Can I just not write this article, and we all pretend I wrote it and we all get it and we’re gonna move forward with great things so I don’t have to spend the mental cash to get this ball rolling? … No?