Re: OOP
"ch" == campyhapper <campyhapper@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
ch> But I wonder, has anyone ever tried to create a sort of lite
ch> version of C++, a C+ if you will, that adds to C just a few key
ch> features and disallows things like templates, multiple
ch> inheritance and the like?
C++ has a philosophy of not making you pay for language features you
don't use. Use C++, but don't use the features you don't like.
Charlton
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