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Main article: Criticism of C++
Despite its widespread adoption, many programmers have criticized the C++ language, including Linus Torvalds,[58] Richard Stallman,[59] and Ken Thompson.[60] Issues include a lack of reflection or garbage collection, slow compilation times, and verbose error messages, particularly from template metaprogramming.[61] Because C++ introduces an additional memory footprint on programs due to internally generated vtables and constructors,[citation needed] programmers such as Torvalds prefer C over C++ for low-level, performance-critical and portable system software.[58]

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  18. ^ Jump up to:a b "The Future of C++".
  19. Jump up^ "We have C++14! : Standard C++".
  20. Jump up^ Recent milestones: C++17 nearly feature-complete, second round of TSes now under development
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  38. Jump up^ ISO/IEC. Programming Languages – C++11 Draft (n3797) §3.7.2 Thread Storage duration [basic.stc.thread]
  39. Jump up^ ISO/IEC. Programming Languages – C++11 Draft (n3797) §3.7.3 Automatic Storage duration [basic.stc.auto]
  40. Jump up^ ISO/IEC. Programming Languages – C++11 Draft (n3797) §3.7.4 Dynamic Storage duration basic.stc.dynamic
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