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User Story
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P2: Important
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6.5
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None
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All
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21
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Foundation PM Prioritized
Qt is based on C++ and this programming language is evolving quickly. Switching to the latest standard allows to write code more performant and utilize latest features of the language and by that make Qt slimmer and faster.
This is the first phase of the adoption of C++ 20 in Qt. The target here is to provide features in Qt which allow using C++ 20 code in Qt-based applications. Basically, making sure that Qt does not "stand in the way"
This user story links to other issues on Qt Bug Reports which are scheduled for this phase.
The "Fix Version" field should mark a version that contains all scoped topics, even if some of them have been provided in earlier versions.
The tentative plan is Qt 6.8
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QTBUG-103270
Impact of C++20 concepts on our code
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- Open
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QTBUG-104651
Impact of C++20 std::format on our code
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- Open
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QTBUG-105465
Impact of C++20 ranges on our code
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- Open
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QTBUG-108340
Impact of new C++20 math constants (<numbers>) on our code
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- Open
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QTBUG-100483
Impact of C++20 constinit on our code
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- In Progress
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QTBUG-103757
Impact of C++20 comparison on our code
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- In Progress
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QTBUG-104172
Impact of C++20 deprecations on our code
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- In Progress
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QTBUG-104662
Impact of C++20 std::span on our code
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- In Progress
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QTBUG-104134
Impact of new C++20 attributes on our code
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- Closed
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QTBUG-105461
Impact of C++20 integer comparison functions on our code
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- Closed
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QTBUG-108228
Impact of new C++20 <version> on our code
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- Closed
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