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For me it's mostly just because I have to do a lot of type-switching or writing pseudo-inheritance when I'm still in the prototyping stage of a program in order
by sdegutis 13y ago
For me it's mostly just because I have to do a lot of type-switching or writing pseudo-inheritance when I'm still in the prototyping stage of a program in order to have some kind of polymorphism. It's often not very pleasant.
- EpicEng 13y agoPerhaps you should just stop writing C as though you were using an OO language and accept it for what it is, not what you want it to be.