I get your point, but the same could be said of including the C standard library in an embedded system. in my experience, it's much more common to implement your own iostream/stdio library that...
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I get your point, but the same could be said of including the C standard library in an embedded system. in my experience, it's much more common to implement your own iostream/stdio library that...
I disagree. I can't speak about VC++, but G++ gives the option to exclude all built-in declarations/implementations, via the -fno-builtin command line option, and there are other options to strip it...
as a language, C is no less secure than C++. both can be used to write equally secure code. the standard library of the two languages is another story. C's standard library does very little to...
C++ primer is considered a good book for beginners, although I've never looked at it, and I know nothing about the C book. generally, I would say a "reference" book is a bad choice as a class...
I recommend learning both C and C++, but the advice you'll get from most members (including myself) on the C++ forum here is to learn C++ first. chances are, if you learn C++, you'll understand C...