The 5.7 kernel is out

Is `-fno-exceptions` really part of C++ or just a mechanism that Linux would have to disable? I guess Linux would have to avoid `new` anyways as it does `malloc`, so maybe it wouldn't be *that* far off. But without `std::optional` and some nice wrapper around `std::variant` to act as Haskell's `Either` or Rust's `Result`, the algorithms aren't that useful. I don't know. At that point, you may as well just adopt some Golang `defer`-like C extension rather than try and strip C++ down since that's mostly what would be wanted from what's left anyways. Sure templates for data structures would be nice, but if what you get is just a bit more rigor than what the macros are already doing, unit tests solve most of that problem too (which you'd want *anyways*).