C++23/C++2b

[deleted account xyzzy]

Looking at the compiler support page at cppreference:
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support

WTH?!? Has C++20 been officially finalized and released so now C++23/C++2b can be endlessly debated and slapped around silly?

This is just a simple First World Problem rant, a silly little observation of little to no actual consequence.

Giraffe: a horse designed by committee.

[Cubbi]

finalized, though not yet released - the corresponding ISO page https://www.iso.org/standard/79358.html is still 40.00 DIS Registered (meaning the committee is done and sent the final draft to ISO for its member states to vote)

[deleted account xyzzy]

Thanks for the update and the link, Cubbi.

Number of pages : 1829

WHOA! That seems to be a bit excessive to this hobbyist programmer. Almost as wordy as a legal document.

I noticed belatedly the last page update was on 28 March 2020, so C++20 has been locked down awaiting final voting for over a month.

Any word about proposed ideas for C++2b yet that at this time look to be seriously considered for adoption?

[jonnin]

they need to stop messing with trendy stuff and do a quality of life pass to fix all the little odd things that have been ignored for too long.

[Cubbi]

Any word about proposed ideas for C++2b

see http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2020/p2000r1.pdf paragraph 6 "Priorities for C++23"