I come not to bury C++, but to praise it...
Ville Vainio
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Tue Jan 20 16:07:09 EST 2004
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>>>>> "Peter" == Peter Hansen <peter at engcorp.com> writes: Peter> Derek wrote: >> Absolutely correct. But remember that ugly template-related >> compiler error messages are a reflection of current compiler >> technology, not a fundamental limitation of C++. I suspect >> future compilers will make debugging templates much easier. Peter> I believe I heard that claim, almost verbatim, sometime Peter> around the last time I was actively using C++, which was Peter> about a decade ago... Yes, C++ doesn't suck, it's the implementations. C++ will rock any day now. Honest. The same is true for Python - Python isn't slower than C, it's just an artifact of the current implementation. Python-in-the-sky actually runs 10-20% faster than C++ code. -- Ville Vainio http://tinyurl.com/2prnb
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