Re: }Re: [Sheflug] c++ & mem

["Chris J/#6" <nospam [at] nccnet.co.uk>]

I'm not going to bother quoting but two ponits ...

1. I could split hairs and say this is off topic ... :)
2. OO vs. Non-OO ... again use what *YOU* are comferatble with ... C++ and C 
are just tools; use, within your judgement, what you think you should use. 
Personally, yes, I've C++ed, and not been overly impressed, classing it as 
another tool to use should I need it.

Give the OO vs. non-OO (or C++ vs. C) a rest...people differ -- programmers 
verily... don't use C++ if you don't want to. anyting that can be done in one 
can be done in the other (regardless of ease of use or replicacity of 
source). Use what *YOU* as the programmer are comfertable with...

Why is it that language wars seem so much like OS wars, which seem very much 
like religious wars at times? All I ask is that: resepect other peoples 
preferesnces ... unless its worth arguing that language A is better than 
language B, don't bother ... it causes threads as we've seen.Use what *YOU* 
are happy with, and don't moan about other people's preferences...please? 
Just for the sanity of the thing if nothing else ... else this thread will 
never end ...

Chris...

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