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He's just saying that if you write C in C++ it's as 'simple' as C itself. > C++ is essentially C with a ton of features added on top. You would just not use tho
by recentdarkness 13y ago
He's just saying that if you write C in C++ it's as 'simple' as C itself.
> C++ is essentially C with a ton of features added on top.
You would just not use those 'ton of features on top'
- fhd2 13y agoEven unused code arguably adds to the overall complexity. But maybe that's what he meant, yeah.
- saurik 13y agoUnused code adds to the complexity of a project you manage. However, you did not write the compiler: you are writing a program using the compiler. You don't have any unused code: you just have access to features you will choose not to use.