Go look at the CVEs and github issues of modern C++ codebases. Your statement is nonsense. Chromium is still plagued by use after free. How high do you set the bar? Which codebases are we allowed to look at?
Since you seem to be very good at c++, can you point to a "significantly higher quality" c++ projects please? I'd like to see what it looks like.
Not the parent commenter, but there are quite a few very high-quality C++ projects out there.
- LLVM
- KDE projects
- CMake
- Node.js
- OpenJDK
No, it's not. This is literally the first time I hear about this. Do you have any sources to support your claim, especially in light of the fact that Google has written and contributed to some of the largest and most important C++ codebases in existence?