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You can't really compare C with a C++ stdlib or boost, or Qt. Well, some organizations surely have their own repo of debugged, tested, and optimized stuff but I
by wink 6y ago
You can't really compare C with a C++ stdlib or boost, or Qt. Well, some organizations surely have their own repo of debugged, tested, and optimized stuff but I guess a lot of them roll everything on their own again and again - and in C++ there is a rich ecosystem, at least for basic data structures.
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 6y agoThe other thing that C++ and Rust have for collections and algorithms is that they follow a standard pattern. Because of that, it is usually pretty easy to substitute an optimized algorithm or a container for another one with minimal code changes. In C, because there is no standard for how to do containers and algorithms, it is likely that every library does something a little different in terms of conventions making it harder to swap in implementations.