"Robert W. Cunningham" wrote:

> These FEW things are *exactly* the cases where using C makes sense.  Maybe
> even hand-tuned assembler, if it is really going to be called that often and
> overhead is really that critical.  Special cases warrant special solutions.

#include "deal-breaker.h"

do {
  cerr << "Yep, like the special case where for speed, parts of the host user
code\n"
       << "(the code which you so eagerly want to convert) may need to be
pushed\n"
       << "into monitor (kernel) space, where C is the only option.\n"
  } while (you still think C++ is a possibility);


-Kevin


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