Daramarak

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   by Daramarak 16y ago

   Excuse me but C++ is only vastly superior of C if you are a C++ programmer and do not know C. I am a C++ programmer, and I would never make such a claim. And for time and space efficiency? That doesn't make sense.
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   by Daramarak 16y ago

   Yes, but it is good to have such debates. It allows the Linux community continuously to reassess its choice of a c-only environment. Such introspection is necessary, and when people are ready to move on, I think the community will.
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   by Daramarak 16y ago

   Thanks, nice to read a sober judgment of the situation. As a both a C and C++ programmer I really appreciate your point. I would however argue that some effort should be done to enable the possibility to create some common culture. I am sur
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   by Daramarak 16y ago

   Whoever invented the snooze button should have to account for all the agony that button has caused. Think of the number of heart attacks.
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   by Daramarak 16y ago

   Ha, good point, my cat actually attack my legs if I try to leave the kitchen without feeding it.
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   by Daramarak 17y ago

   I would look at Thinking in C++ by Bruce Eckel ( http://mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html ) It is a free resource, and gives you the whys and hows on most aspects of c++. Buy the book when you decide that you like it, I did. It