Is that all? The problem is the programmer rather than the language? I use operator overloading so that the complex type created in my class can be used like a built in type. So that the code is more readable and infact easier to write.
I've head talk about 'iostream' not being used by professionals, however I've seen whole books dedicated to 'iostream'. I've also read Stroustrup claim that iostream is faster than 'C' and I've heard the opposite. It sounds like there is arguement over this. Is iostream impossible to use with graphics programming? Why don't programmers like it? What is the alternative?
