[safercplusplus]

Hey thanks for your support! Committee interest might be nice, but I think what would be most helpful at this point is just additional resources in general, whether as a result of committee interest or otherwise. :)

Here's a feature comparison table that would go on the scpptool retail packaging. (HN supports mono-space font right?):

                               | scpptool |  circle  |   cpp2   |
    -------------------------------------------------------------
    |addresses lifetime safety |     Y    |     Y    |     N    |
    -------------------------------------------------------------
    |addresses iterator safety |     Y    |     Y    |     N    |
    -------------------------------------------------------------
    |supports auto-conversion  |     Y    |     N    | probably |
    |of legacy C++ code        |          |          |  doable  |
    -------------------------------------------------------------
    |reasonable support for    |     Y    |     N    |   not    |
    |cyclic references         |          |          |  safely  |
    -------------------------------------------------------------
    |works with any C++        |     Y    |     N    |     Y    |
    |compiler                  |          |          |          |
    -------------------------------------------------------------

[tialaramex]

Sure, that's certainly what such a feature comparison table would look like, a list of what you claim is great about your product, with check marks by it, and then everybody else's product doesn't have as many check marks.

But of course the reason you see these "comparison tables" on such products is that that's all they functionally are, a list of what you, the product's creator, think is great about your product, not actually a meaningful comparison.