Oh gosh yeah. CINT wasn't a C++ interpreter. It was an interpreter for a language that sort of kind of looked like C++ if you squint heavily. The way it woul

Oh gosh yeah. CINT wasn't a C++ interpreter. It was an interpreter for a language that sort of kind of looked like C++ if you squint heavily. The way it would hoist variables up to function scope was particularly annoying, because it breaks every instance of RAII.