everywhere: human read, compilation errors, include template in header or not.. by the way modules are coming in c++, so new issue: mixing #include and module in c++. nice job

everywhere: human read, compilation errors, include template in header or not.. by the way modules are coming in c++, so new issue: mixing #include and module in c++. nice job

You can import everything

thanks, one more issue: what about export in c++?

What's the problem?

everywhere: human read, compilation errors, include template in header or not.. by the way modules are coming in c++, so new issue: mixing #include and module in c++. nice job

some compilers supports, another no

None compilers support

what about throw specificators in c++? what about auto ptr?

also, kernel code isn't human readable either. you need to study for weeks before starting to see the patterns. same with templates

Throw and auto ptr are deleted

wrong

because system programming hard, not C

they are deprecated, still is possible to use

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/auto_ptr https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/except_spec Please check info before you say something

do you use c++20 compiler?

do you use c++20 compiler?

do you use c++20 compiler?

C is compact and shitty

What? 🤔

What? 🤔

C is great, if you know what you are doing. 🙂

modern c++ is not compact af and is just becoming retarded

if you treat C more than enough, then you’ll get what you need without leakin'

just use Rust

just use Rust

reimplement C++ in Rust and call it R++

I want C++++ which is a mixture of C#, C++ and Rust

just use Rust

don’t let boost and stl community touch it

well, they can become roost and rtl if they want

I told you. Rust's popularity is just increasing. 😅 👍

Forgot? Get a resource leak!

But it’s not necessary to write like this. And you can forgot to Delete pointer allocated with New. What do you mean exactly ?

But it’s not necessary to write like this. And you can forgot to Delete pointer allocated with New. What do you mean exactly ?

If you can, can one of yours have a look at my code and see if I am doing something very wrong here. Source Code: https://pastebin.com/WmchiXX1

In C it's the only way

So, modern C++ is more advanced than C. Why people still continue to use C in operating system kernels and device drivers ? Is this because C just captured this field in time and today it’s impossible to do same amount of work because it would be comparable to Apollo program ? This completely ruins idea that one language is better than other.

Have I said that's is bad for writing operating systems? No I said that C is just bad For some tasks it's better than C++ but in most cases I'd choose C++

In some cases C++ is just overkill, so it is better to use C and avoid unnecessary complexity.

Managing resources by hand IS hard

But it is a requirement of every programmer, or at least it should be. Someone has to do the hard work. 😅 👍

It's better to do it once (when you write a class for a resource) than every time you use the resource, don't you think?

I think, but it does not mean programmers do not have to learn it. I mean, someone has to learn to do the hard things otherwise there would be no one to maintain all the comfort of languages like Java offers.

I think, but it does not mean programmers do not have to learn it. I mean, someone has to learn to do the hard things otherwise there would be no one to maintain all the comfort of languages like Java offers.

In video encoding, for example. The assembly optimization offers massive speed improvements and it is a hard thing to code. But if no one does it, then we would be in the hands of compiler generated code which is many times slower.