Em qua 21 out 2015, =C3=A0s 01:05:04, Klemens Morgenstern escreveu:
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Who says they are successful?

It's existed for 14 years and has nowhere near as much adoption as C++.

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By successful I meant it's used in real-world applications. I don't think
they (i.e. also Rust etc.) have no chance of replacing C++ since C++11.

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<div dir="ltr">By successful I meant it&#39;s used in real-world applications. I don&#39;t think they (i.e. also Rust etc.) have no chance of replacing C++ since C++11.</div>

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Em qua 21 out 2015, =C3=A0s 09:15:58, Klemens Morgenstern escreveu:
> By successful I meant it's used in real-world applications. I don't think
> they (i.e. also Rust etc.) have no chance of replacing C++ since C++11.

I don't think "there are applications" is a good measure of success.

There are still business-critical applications written in COBOL. There are=
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applications written on very fringe languages...

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