i love good design and i do whatever to achieve them

i love good design and i do whatever to achieve them

then you would not be using C/C++

C++ is relatively well designed lol

C++ is relatively well designed lol

then you would not be using C/C++

but C++ has the power to design almost anything

@sarapnst unsure whether it works for you template <class T> struct F { template <class U = T, typename std::enable_if_t<std::is_same_v<T, U> && std::is_default_constructible_v<T>, int> = 0> void special() {} void general() {} };

it is ok for optimizing the design once you built it

it is too complex for prototyping and doing proper things it is shit for

I don't agree there, at least with the second part. I know you can do proper things using C++

I don't agree there, at least with the second part. I know you can do proper things using C++

not for prototyping at all

not for prototyping at all

granted i hate java as well

mathematica has much less issue and it was designed in java

this is a personal opinion, that no one asks for and has not contributed any meaninful knowledge

And why exactly was it needed!? Well whatsoever, if you feel C++ is to complex for you, then better use Java/Haskell/... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

And why exactly was it needed!? Well whatsoever, if you feel C++ is to complex for you, then better use Java/Haskell/... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

no i said it is too complex for prototyping

no i said it is too complex for prototyping

but the main message if you want something done accurately you do not want to use C++

"and doing proper things it is shit for"

Have fun getting employed :D

yep it is if you want accuracy in mathematical calculations you cannot really use C++

a lot were in C and C++

poor your employer

actually i did very good code for them and wrote majority of their robotic application

You don't seem to be fit for reviewing your own code

actually i did very good code for them and wrote majority of their robotic application

You know, 99% of code you posted is full of anti-patterns and UB... It makes it really hard to believe...

other people reviewed

You know, 99% of code you posted is full of anti-patterns and UB... It makes it really hard to believe...

the interns?

no the grad students who were working for the company as CTO

because i am a troll a lot of the time

i personally prefer C to C++ as you do not have to worry so much about heap space

and this one guy who worked in robotics C++ for 20 years

you could use heap space with C