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One downside is it's hard to find good C/C++ programmers on the market. It's interesting that C++ is increasingly becoming a niche skill. When I started progra
by cageface 16y ago
One downside is it's hard to find good C/C++ programmers on the market.
It's interesting that C++ is increasingly becoming a niche skill. When I started programming you pretty much had a choice of C++ or VB if you wanted a job.
Suits me fine though. A lot of the most interesting work (DSP, kernels, graphics etc) is in C++.