Опытным программистам С++

От разработчиков Unreal Engine:
Цитата Сообщение от Tim Sweeney
The Unreal Engine's avoidance of the C++ standard library's containers is primarily historical. C++ was standardized in 1998, the same year we shipped the first Unreal Engine game.
Back then, the standard libraries were controversial, poorly-implemented, and very inconsistent between platforms. They made very aggressive use of new C++ features that hadn't yet been production-proven, and had some significant problems interoperating with C libraries. For example, std::vector wasn't guaranteed to be contiguous, so passing an array to a C library like DirectX could potentially involve creating a temporary copy of it.
The standard containers are very stable now, and I don't think it would be too hard to compatibly evolve UE4 to use them if we chose to, through some #define's and implementations of the existing TArray and TMap operations that could be deprecated over time.
Цитата Сообщение от Steve Robb
You called it. There is a general (though not universal) desire to transition to the standard containers and algorithms, but there would be a bunch of work needed to make that work, as well as concerns about fragmenting the codebase by mixing TContainer and std::container styles (and all the necessary interop code that comes with that). Specifically, there are no actual plans in place... at the moment it's mostly regarded as a 'UE5' line of thinking.
I don't think there's any desire to support the entire standard library though (iostreams, locales etc.).

We use STL containers by default, unlike other game developers.

треду нужно больше тролльчатины!!!

привет

ну за голангом будущее

почему всё-таки решили перепистаь на Go ?

потому что не осилятор, очевидно жеж))

я бы не сказал, что товарищ ct0r неосилятор.