eliangidoni

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   by eliangidoni 9y ago

   A good CEO knows when to resign ! cheers for him, very humble!
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   by eliangidoni 10y ago

   Right, that was my point. You have to use time/effort on understanding the compiler workings, time that could be used to focus on your actual problem and features implementation. For firmware I wouldn't.
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   by eliangidoni 10y ago

   I would not use C++ on firmware though. Usually memory/space requirements are far more important than OOP lang features. And good software can be developed without them.
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   by eliangidoni 10y ago

   I can't believe this post has 409 points. Are we in the 80's again ?
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   by eliangidoni 10y ago

   I would like to see less code and more of everything else. This is funny though :-)