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Uhhh moving from set to subset is what requires alterations, set to superset does not, by definition. The problem here is compiler support and performance.
by mixedCase 10y ago
Uhhh moving from set to subset is what requires alterations, set to superset does not, by definition.
The problem here is compiler support and performance.
- fao_ 10y agoC++ is an altered and extended form of C, thus I would say it is more accurate to call it a superset, rather than a subset. I'm not using precise definitions here. And of course, but those will come in time. The point of it is that C++ isn't any safer (And actually, I would say is more risky in some aspects, because of the differences between (For example) the UB in C and C++), while Checked C is guaranteed to be safer, to a certain degree.
- cleeus 10y agoOK, I have to admit that Checked C is probably strictly safer while C++ is ... a mixed thing (both safer and more complicated).