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> "C++ still remains mostly a superset of C" I think this notion is out-of-date. Have a look at this slide: https://youtu.be/_wzc7a3McOs?t=21m37s https://youtu
by adgasf 9y ago
> "C++ still remains mostly a superset of C"
I think this notion is out-of-date. Have a look at this slide: https://youtu.be/_wzc7a3McOs?t=21m37s https://youtu.be/_wzc7a3McOs?t=21m37s It shows how C++ has evolved away from just "C with Classes".
I agree that many C++ programmers over-abstract things.
- userbinator 9y agoIt shows how C++ has evolved away from just "C with Classes". I meant that C code, with few modifications, will basically work fine when compiled with a C++ compiler.