Andrew Pinski wrote:
But any thing else would just be a violation of the C and C++ standards.
I don't see that at all, optional switches/pragmas/directives that subset the language are in no ways violation of the standards. THe standard only requires that you have a mode in which the standard semantics and syntax is enforced. It does not prohibit other possibilities (think of them simply as non-C++ dialects that your system can support).
If you want a feature like this, it would be better if you get the C and C++ standards to change (which I really doubt they will).
Alternatively, buy, build, or have built, a tool that detects this and any other feature of C++ that you would like to exclude, and include running this tool as part of your compilation
