Lightning Talk: Standard Standards for C++
recording made private on YouTubehttps://youtu.be/vds3uT9dRCc
summary
Claims that "standard C++" is many things not one, with the official spec currently named ISO C++20, implementations that pick and mix features, and widespread reliance on particular compiler options and targets that change behavior. The talk catalogs concrete gaps: missing norms for formatting, design principles, and even standard library distribution, argues for always naming the spec and toolchain in use, and demonstrates how assumptions otherwise produce real interoperability pain.
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