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> If you had 'random crashes', you probably weren't that good with C++ My own skills dont necessarily matter. If you're working on a project with 100 devs, it
by rb808 9y ago
> If you had 'random crashes', you probably weren't that good with C++
My own skills dont necessarily matter. If you're working on a project with 100 devs, it only took one bad piece of code (or a bad library) to bring the whole thing down - which is a main downside to the language.
- iainmerrick 9y agoIsn't that true in any language, though? The only major additional problem C and C++ bring to the table is that some bugs manifest as subtle memory corruption, so the cause of the crash isn't immediately obvious.