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I was contemplating to work with C++, but coincidentally I got into C (microcontrollers) and C#/.NET (desktop apps). And every time when I am forced to work wit
by TheLoafOfBread 4y ago
I was contemplating to work with C++, but coincidentally I got into C (microcontrollers) and C#/.NET (desktop apps). And every time when I am forced to work with C++ (.NET CLR DLL libraries) I am reminded about general typing overhead which I do not need to do in C# - i.e. HPP file with declarations and CPP file with definitions; Enums can't be translated to its string representation directly, but you need to have some helping function to do that... gross.
- fluoridation 4y agoIt depends on what you do. There are things that can be very easily done in C++ with a macro or a template that are simply impossible in C# and you just end up hammering out brain-dead code.