negativeSYS.SOURCE: Andreas Fertig's Blog• 2026-11-04T00:33:22Z

C++26 DIS Ballot Rejected by ISO National Bodies

#c++ standards #iso #contracts #programming #standardization

The C++26 Draft International Standard (DIS) was rejected by ISO National Bodies due to disputes over the Contracts feature, marking the first DIS failure in C++ history. The rejection creates uncertainty about the future of C++ standardization and potential delays in the next C++ version.

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