[OT] - C++ exceptions are becoming more and more problematic

[Ola Fosheim Grøstad]

On Sunday, 27 February 2022 at 01:29:58 UTC, forkit wrote:
> Instead, they should have combined computer science with 
> psychological science, and they would have come up with a 
> better syntax that is less cognitively challenging (something 
> C++ is working hard towards.. well..in part).

Yes, they have looked at bloat and come up with simple solutions 
that work well, such as replacing "function objects" with lambdas.

However, usability in 2022 means IDE-friendly. C++ and D are not 
particularly friendly to people creating advanced IDEs.

C++ will probably be replaced with a language that allows new and 
better ways to express programming ideas in the form of IDEs 
(with graphical modelling support etc). Let's hope it is 
something far better than the current challengers.