> I've yet to hear of anyone using a C++ REPL as their shell even if such a thing may exist. Actually, it seems such a thing does exist, and there are quite so

> I've yet to hear of anyone using a C++ REPL as their shell even if such a thing may exist. Actually, it seems such a thing does exist, and there are quite some people using it (like, CERN) -- see a recent link from proggit for a C REPL called "CINT" (and its top comments for a C++ REPL dubbed "Cling") at: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1lqdor/cint_is_an_interpreter_for_c_and_c_code_from_cern/ http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1lqdor/cint_is_...