Header files is that thing for me. I hate that I need to create and maintain two files for every non-trivial class.
Header files is that thing for me. I hate that I need to create and maintain two files for every non-trivial class.
Last edited by medievalelks; 06-10-2008 at 06:38 AM.
This isn't going to be another one of those poll threads like in GD, is it?
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But I thought you like adding conversion operators to your classes? Did you change your mind?
As for me, I'm not too fond of the whole C side of C++ and the inconsistencies.
It would also be nice if all types had a standard size instead of leaving so much of the language as implementation defined.
Really? Wow. Color me lucky...They never work as expected, so this is a major failing in the language.
Ditto.As for me, I'm not too fond of the whole C side of C++ and the inconsistencies.
Soma
I dont like Herbie's teachings -- but I never read his books anyway.
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You do mean Schildt I hope?! O_oI dont like Herbie's teachings -- but I never read his books anyway.
Soma
swgh must be referring to Herb SutterYou do mean Schildt I hope?! O_o
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
requiring goto to break/continue in nested loops
No default types for template arguments, mandatory specialisation of all arguments following a one which has been specialised. This latter point implies a profound reflection about the order of the template arguments, even before coding!, and which makes code much less maintainable....
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