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Good for you. It would be harder to dig if you had to do some maintenance like less lucky lifeforms.
by p0nce 12y ago
Good for you. It would be harder to dig if you had to do some maintenance like less lucky lifeforms.
- gurkendoktor 12y agoI have only worked on one legacy C++ code base, and it was a student job, but I've enjoyed it a lot. Most of "modern C++" can be applied to an old code base step by step, all the way up from C with classes. As long as nobody decides to introduce the project's first "const" somewhere in a core class... :)
- eropple 12y agoI hope you didn't take that to mean that I don't maintain my own code. But I can choose when to refactor and when to put up with it. C++ isn't a tool to use when you can't own the project.