Nope, not from my experience.
Because in C++ the features are just there right around the corner, they will seep into the code base.
And I don't want even classes, there's too much junk in there that I don't need.
Nope, not from my experience.
Because in C++ the features are just there right around the corner, they will seep into the code base.
And I don't want even classes, there's too much junk in there that I don't need.
Can you think of anything I missed:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43701516
offsetof/baseof springs to mind, for intrusive stuff.
You can sort of emulate it using pointers to member but it quickly loses its appeal.