Comments by "MrAbrazildo" (@MrAbrazildo) on "Carbon Lang… The C++ killer?" video.

  1. I'll take a look at this stuff. To actually bury C++, a language should do something intrinsically different as, I don't know, change its behaviour in the middle of the code - I think COBOL used to do that. Other than that, it will be 1 more feature waiting to be incorporated to C++, making this language return to be the best, after a brief time. 2:22, the <int/char> thing is only mandatory when the compiler can't decide which type is. This example could be written as just myMax (3, 7) and myMax ('g', 'e'), because the parameters have the type in themselves. 2:35, as long as I remember, there's a compiler flag for that. 3:16, stand up comedy moment...
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  2.  @tsunekakou1275  Yeah, I think he is talking about not using SFINAE - remember the world uses to ignore C++ clever solutions for various issues . I would not wonder if even the Carbon team ignored SFINAE for templates.
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