Interestingly the talks seem all mostly focused on Linux and embedded development.
I am missing Windows related C++ development, specially modern tooling for GUI development and modernization of existing Windows SDKs.
C++/WinRT is stuck in C++17 without modern Visual Studio tooling on par with C++/CX had, or the competition has in the form of Qt and C++ Builder, and no visible plans to adopt C++20.
Windows SDK, DirectX, WDK, WRL, WIL, MFC still have lots of issues being used from C++20 modules.
Since BUILD hardly touches C++ content, this would be interesting place to understand where C++ stands for Windows development.
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Interestingly the talks seem all mostly focused on Linux and embedded development.
I am missing Windows related C++ development, specially modern tooling for GUI development and modernization of existing Windows SDKs.
C++/WinRT is stuck in C++17 without modern Visual Studio tooling on par with C++/CX had, or the competition has in the form of Qt and C++ Builder, and no visible plans to adopt C++20.
Windows SDK, DirectX, WDK, WRL, WIL, MFC still have lots of issues being used from C++20 modules.
Since BUILD hardly touches C++ content, this would be interesting place to understand where C++ stands for Windows development.