No (thought I made that clear)! But there were made general statements
that C++ isn't useful at all... and real OO would be something
different than the it's approach. I just couldn't resist to state that I've
different experiences with application-level projects.
> I believe low-level software should be written in a low-level language.
I agree. But then...I'm not quite sure where the exact line
between low- and high- level soft should be drawn (no, I don't want
to raise that microkernel issue again ;-).
frank
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