How is that confusing to people with a C background?
Foo* foo = new Foo;would make people think foo is a pointer to an instance of Foo, not a reference.
Furthermore it would be inconsistent with normal pointers (int*, ...)
How is that confusing to people with a C background?
Foo* foo = new Foo;would make people think foo is a pointer to an instance of Foo, not a reference.
Furthermore it would be inconsistent with normal pointers (int*, ...)