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yes you can. but if you walk into a C++ shop, every developer has thrown in a few of their favorite tricks. everyone says they are using a 'sane subset', but it
by convolvatron 7y ago
yes you can. but if you walk into a C++ shop, every developer has thrown in a few of their favorite tricks. everyone says they are using a 'sane subset', but it always seems to turn out to be 'most of it'.
- quotemstr 7y agoThe people who use the phrase "sane subset" are those who in my experience distort C++ beyond recognition by banning particular features of the language wholesale rather than shaping the programs that they write to fit the environment. You should be using the whole C++ language. There's no such thing as a "sane subset", because all of the language has "sane" uses. What you want is to create good programs.