Is C++ a dying language?

Not anytime soon.
Games, OS sugar and every single production office application is written in C++.

>>57267920
Rust is the only language that has the potential to completely knock out C++ as it gives more low level control while being completely safe and runs just as fast with no gc pause.

Go will replace C++ for some userspace applications but not low level stuff

Considering that Tensor Flow and CNTK promote their C++ bindings first and foremost, C++ will probably never die. Also, the language became tolerable with C++14.

>>57267920
it is dying to the extent that stuff moves to web platforms.

but for anything high performance and/or client facing, there is no better alternative nor will there be for the foreseeable future.

GC-based stuff just doesn't cut it, even if it's easier for Pajeets.

>>57267920
depens on what you understand by "dying".
HW is getting more powerful and oftentimes it's cheaper to run stronger server than have developer optimise things, so C++ may be losing some market share to languages that make development more rapid.
but for places where performance is crucial, I don't see it going away anytime soon - the same way in kernel/driver programming C also doesn't seem to have to worry about its importance.