> >Which is why I STRONGLY recommend using only the lightest-weight parts of >C++ that offer the greatest benefits. I haven't looked at ObjectiveC that >closely, but remember that Next did write nearly an entire OS in that >language, and it ran quite well. Something to look at as an example of >high-performance system-level OO. > Staying off-topic, there's also BeOS, which is written entirely in C++ (minus kernel land. Well, that doesn't make it entirely C++ based. But 90% of it.). -- Mikael J @ http://hem.spray.se/tic_khr Registered and Proud BeOS Developer
- RE: [plex86] C++ use/perfor... Drew Northup
- RE: [plex86] C++ use/perfor... Sintsov Dmitri
- Re: [plex86] C++ use/perfor... Kevin Lawton
- [plex86] More on C++ [long]... Robert W. Cunningham
- RE: [plex86] More on C++ [l... Drew Northup
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ [l... Robert W. Cunningham
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ Kevin Lawton
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ Robert W. Cunningham
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ Kevin Lawton
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ Dale Thatcher
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ Mikael Jansson
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ Robert W. Cunningham
- Re: [plex86] More on C++ (o... Frederic Stark
- [plex86] Trying to install ... John Hazen
- Re: [plex86] Trying to inst... Eric Laberge
- RE: [plex86] Trying to inst... Drew Northup
- Re: [plex86] Trying to inst... Wouter Coene
- Re: [plex86] Happy PERFORMA... Michael Wood
- Re: [plex86] Happy PERFORMANCE Sintsov Dmitri
- [plex86] Re: Int13 extensions Kevin Lawton
- RE: [plex86] Happy PERFORMANCE Ramon van Handel