this is the problem. c++ programs follow a different definition of "clean code" than idiomatic c programs.
by clean, they dont mean elegant or simple... it usualy boils down to lots and lots of structure, delegation and micro management and obsession with consistency and patterns. there will be proxy classes and visitor and mvc patterns and all that stuff and a c++ programmer will call it clean code because it follows constentent camel case naming and the funky patterms can be looked up in some book, tho its very hard to read or understand what the whole thing is even supposed todo with all that indirection and boiler plate. -- cinap PS: i think this is relevant: Sometimes, the elegant implementation is just a function. Not a method. Not a class. Not a framework. Just a function. -- John Carmack
