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Heh, I'm familiar with that problem. I write in both C and C++ regularly, and be assured, the one I'm not using always seems better (maybe Google is just troll
by yoklov 14y ago
Heh, I'm familiar with that problem. I write in both C and C++ regularly, and be assured, the one I'm not using always seems better (maybe Google is just trolling me by showing me the results for the wrong language). I can only find C libraries or tools when I search for C++ libraries, and vice versa.
If you're doing low level work (e.g. the layout of your objects is a concern to you), stick with C. C++ often gets in the way there and you won't be able to write idiomatic C++. If it's midlevel you're better off with C++. If it's high level, neither of these are a good fit, and you're better off looking elsewhere.
- Keyframe 14y agoIt would be nice if we had a central repository for C libraries, like old CPAN. I know they can't be universal, but repo could be. Github is sometimes nice to browse aroynd, but not really that great with discovering/searching stuff.