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r/cpp has 368,482 members and 6 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 1.9 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

368,482members
6posts in the last 24 hours, newest 1 h ago
1.9comments an hour right now, newest 6 h ago
347points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/cpp this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Dealing with AI Slop At Work

    I work at a C++ shop with coders that I really respected - very deep C++ knowledge and are building very technical deep systems products. Over the last few months the CTO has gone off the deep end...

    347 points202 comments5 d ago
  2. Herb Sutter: When a language’s creator and its owners strongly disagree: C++26 post-DIS, historical experience, and paths forward
    170 points193 comments3 d ago
  3. How does one actually contribute to LLVM these days?

    I have had several patches that I’ve sent PRs for )(using my work email since I thought that looked a bit more legitimate) 1) Someone who was nice responded to one of them and said that someone at...

    121 points40 comments4 d ago
  4. "C++26 DIS failed, how does C++ survive?"
    100 points183 comments5 d ago
  5. CLion 2026.3 Is Here
    56 points19 comments6 d ago
  6. Any time estimate for reflection in MSVC?

    I haven’t seen an announcement for C++26 implementation in MSVC. Honestly, I am mostly interested in reflection. Anyone know of any estimate of when it ships in MSVC?

    44 points38 comments3 d ago
  7. A Brief History of Metaprogramming
    44 points2 comments4 d ago
  8. C++ White Paper Train, IS Snapshots
    41 points33 comments3 d ago
  9. Practical Guide to Bare Metal C++
    39 points24 comments6 d ago
  10. New C++ Conference Videos Released This Month - November 2026 (Updated To Include Videos Released 2026-11-02 - 2026-11-08)

    C++Now 2026-11-02 - 2026-11-08 Lightning Talk: The Hidden Superpower of Modern CPUs - Why ILP Can Make “More Work” Run Faster - Sampad Acharya - https://youtu.be/WZl7tMBBn3U Lightning Talk: When...

    28 points0 comments3 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Resources for implementing low-level concurrent and asynchronous systems in C++
    1 points0 comments1 h ago
  2. For the first time, a C++ standard failed to pass the national bodies
    1 points0 comments6 h ago
  3. main() is an architecture decision - structuring C++ apps with compile-time composition checks
    1 points0 comments6 h ago
  4. Receiving a very specific project and the exact requirements/details in my dream for 3 nights straight
    1 points0 comments6 h ago
  5. MSVC 14.52, migration code to C++23
    1 points0 comments17 h ago
  6. Benchmarking of elf2e32_next
    1 points0 comments17 h ago
  7. Stop Rebuilding the World: Faster C++ CI with vcpkg Binary Caching (Wed, Nov. 18th 6pm MDT)
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  8. A faster way to calculate the date of Easter
    20 points1 comment1 d ago
  9. Any time estimate for reflection in MSVC?
    44 points38 comments3 d ago
  10. C++ White Paper Train, IS Snapshots
    41 points33 comments3 d ago
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