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I sometimes think that C++ is evaluated unfairly because it has a very fragmented ecosystem and painful package management. This leads to an enormous amount of
by orbifold 6y ago
I sometimes think that C++ is evaluated unfairly because it has a very fragmented ecosystem and painful package management. This leads to an enormous amount of code duplication and stylistic conventions, which further errode how pleasant it is to reuse code. It also makes it harder for the community to develop a common “taste”.
- mempko 6y agoDepends on the system you are programming for. Most C++ libraries on a debian system (like ubuntu) are an 'apt install' away from being on your system. And CMake is now pretty standard for libraries so you can be pretty confident a library can be just downloaded and installed via cmake.
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