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For years developers used C++ without most of these features and built great code. So this is not the problem of C. There are still lot's of great code done in
by lmedinas 11y ago
For years developers used C++ without most of these features and built great code. So this is not the problem of C. There are still lot's of great code done in C.
- je42 11y agoReally ? Look at this code: https://github.com/danfis/libccd/blob/master/src/ccd.c https://github.com/danfis/libccd/blob/master/src/ccd.c Looks like great C code doesn't it? Still you see lots of plumbing: 1. call of init functions 2. unsafe array/pointer usage 3. goto I rather use C++'s functional constructs rather than the imperative ones. It is less code, that directly self-explains the business logic; instead of being littered with (unsafe) plumbing code. And IF I find a performance bottleneck - I can still opt to use/develop an unsafe lowlevel version.