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"C with classes". (I'm not joking)

• Roboprog 10y ago
  And yet, I'm laughing. As you know, that was what we called the C preprocessor thing back in the mid 80s (as discussed in Uni - I never used it until about 1990)
• bitL 10y ago
  The most reasonable choice, restricting yourself to a subset. I knew C++ lost it when people started writing library code resembling monads.
  • johan_larson 10y ago
    "When your template system turns out to be Turing-complete, you may have gone too far."
• isaacremuant 10y ago
  Using a subset of c++ in a c fashion seems much saner than raw c without objects and having to use macros so much.