Its not been done as general as this though. Check out this link if you have the time. Especially the last 15 minutes. Its by the ceo of openmp and its very interesting. http://youtu.be/0mwHJ0950tA
I turn to reddit for substantive C++ discussions.
EDIT: fwiw, I've found the actual cpp community to be a delight.
People here have cited specific problems with C++ over and over. There are legitimate criticisms of the language that aren't "inane".
Personally, my biggest issue is that it's not memory safe, which leads to people making the same memory management mistakes we've been making since the '70s. At the same time, attackers have seen ways to weaponize use after free in ways that were not thought of when C++ was designed—and C++'s vtables make it much easier to do so. RAII and smart pointers have not proven to be an effective way to mitigate this, as a trip to any Web browser's bug tracker will demonstrate.
I do not believe this specific problem can be effectively fixed in C++, even with the ISO Core C++ lifetime checker, for reasons that I've elaborated on at length before.
Please don't misquote me. I did not say criticisms of C++ were inane. Obviously there are many legitimate criticisms.
What I said was the reason people get so upset about C++ must be inane. IMO there's no good reason for an adult to get upset over a programming language.