3 ms·
Or, you know, just use C++ if you want to do this. No worries, it doesn't hurt, you won't have to use iterators and new.
by revelation 11y ago
Or, you know, just use C++ if you want to do this.
No worries, it doesn't hurt, you won't have to use iterators and new.
- slrz 11y agoNah. I think that for many programs the GNU extensions to C provide a better tradeoff in terms of expressiveness vs. added complexity than the truckload of arbitrary features that is C++.