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Offline Waccoon

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Re: Anti C++ sentiment?
« on: January 26, 2003, 08:10:24 AM »
I've never used C++, and I'm just a casual programmer, so I can't say too much about the difficulty curve.  What I think most people are griping about is using OO code when it's not needed.  C++ programmers really want to use OO design for everything when a simpler C program will do it just as well.

That's a coder dicision.  Good programmers know to use a language that fits the task.  I really don't know what happens when you try to mix C and C++ together.  I presume that's a bad thing to do?

All I know is, when I complile a C program with a C++ compiler, the program turns out huge.  I mean, just for fun I wrote Hello World in MSVC with default values, and it compiled to over 250K.  WTF?  Or is that just because it's Microsoft?