This is only a suggestion. GCC 13.2 have nearly full C++23 support & (we once had GCC 11 with C++20). So I just want that GCC 13.2 (or 14) has C++23 support enabled with -std=c++23
(as another GCC 13 compiler option, or when GCC 14 is released, or when GCC 11 is back).
C++20 - C++17 > C++23 - C++20
I'd be happy to get C++20 back, and that's enough for me. What benifits does C++23 have over C++20? Probably just a new
print()
withstd::format
support.Instead I'd want GCC 13.2 over GCC 11.2 for better performance.
std and std.compat modules for better compile times.
True!
java 22 is released.
Nearly is worst description! Recurrent lambdas (deducing this) enabled from gcc14