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Which leads to an ever-growing file called "Utilities.cpp" that gets copied into every C++ project you ever write and god forbid there's ever a bug fix you have
by Locke1689 13y ago
Which leads to an ever-growing file called "Utilities.cpp" that gets copied into every C++ project you ever write and god forbid there's ever a bug fix you have to do because it now needs to be applied to 20 separate projects in 20 separate version control systems.
- brokenparser 13y agoThere are ways around having to apply a patch 20 times, too. Libraries and git submodules to name a few. Secondly, if you use 20 version control systems, you're doing it horribly, horribly wrong.