The C++ Exit Plan: How to Move Mission-Critical Code to Safer, Modern Stacks - Softcover

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Is your organization still running critical systems on aging C++ code that’s hard to maintain, risky to secure, and impossible to evolve? The C++ Exit Plan is the definitive guide for engineers, architects, and technical leaders who must migrate mission-critical applications to safer, modern technology stacks without sacrificing stability or performance.

This book walks you through every step of the journey — from evaluating your existing C++ footprint, through incremental transformation strategies, to selecting and integrating newer languages and platforms where they make sense. You’ll learn how to:

• Identify risk and legacy debt in large C++ systems

• Build an incremental modernization strategy that avoids “big-bang rewrites”

• Balance safety, performance, and maintainability in choosing modern stacks

• Leverage interoperability tools (FFI, bindings, hybrid architectures) to move forward without stopping work

• Mitigate the pitfalls that derail many rewrite efforts

Combining expert technical guidance with real-world case studies, The C++ Exit Plan empowers you to transform decades-old infrastructure into sustainable, secure software — one step at a time.

Whether you’re facing regulatory pressure, widening skills gaps, or mounting maintenance costs, this book gives you the practical exit strategy your C++ codebase has been waiting for.

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