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"I rather use C++ than C" Depends what you are building, as some language specific features make specific tasks more difficult. Unfortunately, often we must d
by Joel_Mckay 2y ago
"I rather use C++ than C"
Depends what you are building, as some language specific features make specific tasks more difficult.
Unfortunately, often we must deal with the infrastructure we are given. =3
- pjmlp 2y agoAgreed, that is why "Exception being when there is really no way around C,..." The first startup I worked on, back in the crazy 2000's, we were replicating AOLServer at our own way, and all the Tcl extension modules were written in C, because multiple reasons, including writing portable C across several UNIX variants was already complicated enough, e.g. the HP-UX aC we were using was still not C89 compliant, no need to add C++ into the picture.