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There is lots of great discussion going on in this thread. I particularly enjoyed the article, which took a "deliberately novice" approach, and was very Zen-lik
by sounds 14y ago
There is lots of great discussion going on in this thread. I particularly enjoyed the article, which took a "deliberately novice" approach, and was very Zen-like.
Why attack C at all? Why not instead convince us of the merits of another language?
There are great tools around. I agree with that. Which parts of Clang do you like best?
- pjmlp 14y agoThe static analyser, friendlier error messages and the plugin architecture that allows it to integrate easily in IDEs. The re-factoring support and modules extensions are also a welcome additions.