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One of the major (the only?) reason I still write C++ code is the amount of libraries available. I'm writing computer vision stuff and all the important librari
by jre 13y ago
One of the major (the only?) reason I still write C++ code is the amount of libraries available. I'm writing computer vision stuff and all the important libraries (OpenCV, PCL, nonlinear optimization stuff) are in C++...
Sure there are bindings, but they are often incomplete and not quite stable.
I will switch the day a language allows me to transparently call my existing C++ library, without having to spend time writing and debugging swig/boost::python/whatever wrappers.