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Seriously, why not C++? It's just C with some stricter type checking. Pretend it's C, then judiciously grab a pair of angle brackets when you need them. No macr
by dtf 16y ago
Seriously, why not C++? It's just C with some stricter type checking. Pretend it's C, then judiciously grab a pair of angle brackets when you need them. No macros required.
- cdavid 16y agoC++ has portability issue (where portability does not mean supporting g++ and MSVC), poor interoperability, and is much harder to maintain in a distributed team of people with varying ability in the language (e.g. open source). When those are not issues, C++ is appropriate. Otherwise, it is a pain.