> Is this useful? Certainly. (It would be even better if you could get it working with g++.) > Or are we moving away from C++, ... ? Yes, I think the heyday

> Is this useful? Certainly. (It would be even better if you could get it working with g++.) > Or are we moving away from C++, ... ? Yes, I think the heyday of C++ is over. However, it is also true that the programming world is fragmenting. If someone asks what the "next big language" is going to be, then I reply that I don't think there is going to be one. And that means that targeting any specific language, be it C++ or something more trendy, is no longer a way to reach the majority of programmers. But, for goodness sake, don't let that stop you. Post a link to the code!