I love C where types are basically a suggestion rather than a rule
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Everything is a pointer for your interpretation...
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And when it breaks, everyone will be pointing at it.
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"Make a change and watch it break and fix the break is the only way to understand ancient code." While looking for a new job!
Well, I didn't say put it in production. But haha, that is a potentiality.
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why would I want to take a giant leap backwards?
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And I thought it was age that caused that "southern migration" of my hair. Not much on my head any more, but I think my ankles are getting hairier.
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den2k88 wrote:
C++ is ... hard to read and often very hard to write
Am I using it wrong, because I've never had these problems?
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You're probably not using all the "features". I've been tripping through some code that I have to study each line for 10-15 minutes to figure out what it's doing. I hate it!
My question: would it be understandable if it was rewritten using older features without the newfangled stuff, or is it only possible to do using the newfangled stuff? Can it be refactored to be easier to understand?
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My question: would it be understandable if it was rewritten using older features without the newfangled stuff, or is it only possible to do using the newfangled stuff? Can it be refactored to be easier to understand?
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No, in the case I am thinking about, it has to do with simple formatting so that the logic flow would be clear. It is a sequence of 30 or so if/elseif statements with embedded if's or if/elseif's with absolutely no indentation. Telling what elseif goes with what if is a pain in the patootie. But in other cases, I have seen lambdas embedded in templates which makes debugging old code very difficult on an easy day. My belief is simple: Code should be comprehensible for its intent and objective within a few seconds. Looking for matching braces, buried parens, etc. is very frustrating.
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Understand. I've been trying to figure out why I have more hair growing out of my ears and nose that I have growing out of the top of my head. Near as I can figure, it's because the testosterone pump isn't as strong as it used to be.
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The cast operator is why I can cast my struct directly to an "array" of bytes and stash it in a file. It makes me happy. It's so elegant. So concise. And so dangerous.
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Love you for bringing this up. Spent my best years doing C, starting on Atari ST. Now I'm lazy and use C++ (up to a point). Much more productive, owing mostly to other people's work (ashamed). Long live piraCy!
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Love you for bringing this up. Spent my best years doing C, starting on Atari ST. Now I'm lazy and use C++ (up to a point). Much more productive, owing mostly to other people's work (ashamed). Long live piraCy!
Technically I'm using C++ but I forget because it's on a microcontroller and no STL so I find myself doing more c-isms than anything. :)
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