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Oh please. I've used Windows since 2000, and have seen lots of commercial C++ software (games, editors, Windows itself) give me that characteristic sound and di
by LessDmesg 7y ago
Oh please. I've used Windows since 2000, and have seen lots of commercial C++ software (games, editors, Windows itself) give me that characteristic sound and dialog box. I stopped using Plasma desktop and KDE because of the crashes. "Error. Memory could not be written", segmentation fault, DLL error - I naively thought these were an inevitable consequence of using a computer, until I realized that the problem was that all this software was written in C++.
- jfkebwjsbx 7y ago1. KDE is not commercial AFAIK. 2. Windows was (is?) not coded in modern C++ but a bastard C or very old C++ from what I understand. Bugs were also mainly by third-party drivers and software. The industry for home user software had very bad quality, that’s is true, but that had nothing to do with C++. C, Fortran, Delphi and others were used too. 3. Videogames are in an industry where deadlines are more important than bugs and companies really don’t care about fixing stuff before release.