Re: C or C++ something else....
- From: "kwikius" <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 2 Oct 2006 05:42:48 -0700
Richard Heathfield wrote:
kwikius said:
Richard Heathfield wrote:
kwikius said:
Ivan Vecerina wrote:
For my own education, I'd be interested in hearing what others
have to say about what a good C++ developer needs to learn when
switching to writing C code.
How to ride a unicycle :-)
Why? What possible advantage does it confer?
No, when switching to C, a good C++ developer needs to learn all about
how to re-use code. That is the heart of C.
And for C++ how to drive a Formula 1 car.
C++ programmers don't drive; they derive.
Whoever cross-posted this was asking for trouble, whether they realised
it or not.
hmmm.... better add: lose your sense of humour, to the list of
attributes a C++ developer needs when switching to C I guess!
If you didn't find my reply amusing, you've already lost it. Read it again,
this time with your brain switched on.
Oh I see. Like laugh or I'll smash yer face in?
hmm.. I guess that is the kind of attitude you end up with, if you have
to code in C all the time.
regards
Andy Little
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