Bad things about C++

Since the python thread was a smashing success, it's only logical to have a C++ equivalent. So list the bad things about C++. Constructive thread, please. I will get the ball rolling:

 * Segment faults.
 * Broken standard library.
 * One word, the forced indentation of code. Thread over.
 * Broken templates.

One of C++'s problems is that it has accumulated a lot of cruft.

Take the most powerful feature of C++: templates. Templates were never meant to be (ab)used the way they are now; their power was discovered, not designed. As a result, because backward compatibility cannot be broken, library developers are performing agonizing contortions to make these powerful libraries. SFINAE anyone?

Or take the far more mundane C strings in C++. They're easy to learn and create, but they're dangerous like hell. The proper way is to use the STL string library, but of course that's more to learn and boilerplate suddenly appears in the code. And since it's part of the standard, you can't extend the string class however you want, eg. to properly support unicode. It works most of the time with UTF8, but if you want to proper support, you'll need to make your own string class, probably using vector (<insert snide joke about the C++ community's stupid obsession with libraries instead of language features when these same libraries are frozen by the fucking standard anyway>).

And it goes on. C++ is damn powerful, but it needs a remake. Only problem is if you remake it, it's not longer C++. Me? I'm holding my breath for D, and seeing what Walter Bright and Alexander Alexandrescu can make.