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Regarding c++ 26
By Ahmed_Solyman, history, 5 months ago, In English

C++ 26 is released.

So why codeforces till now doesn't have this cpp version ?

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As usual, nothing useful in this standard. Which of these features would you like to use? Maybe std::debugging::breakpoint_if_debugging

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    std::linalg and std::simd seem pretty cool, although I just instinctively find it hard to trust the codegen for the latter

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maybe its the amount of compile-time stuff u can do

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LOL, 23 was added in the middle of 2024

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cppreference hasn't even documented the functions yet properly (or at least for linalg), and I refuse to read any other c++ reference.

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I would like to wait for the compiler implementing most features and getting stabilized, rather than having a half-baked compiler in a rush.

If Codeforces updates compilers more frequently, I wouldn't oppose the idea. But based on the pace of compiler updates in the past, having an incomplete compiler has a risk that it will stick way too long, leaving us unable to use some features for a long time.

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