> How can you disagree about what I'm doing? I don't. I disagree with that: " I never accept compromises, this is the way how to develop magnificient software" Because it's not. Unless you use magnificient only in academic context.
> I don't care about the capabilities of other languages, I don't use a > language if it is not appropriate. C++ is not appropiate for almost any task there is. I am using C++ quite a lot, because at my work, C++ is the right tool for the job. But there aren't many jobs for which this is true. > No. Everyone is talking about tons of problems, but which ones? I am sure some language designers can give you more insight. I lack the convincing arguments. > But even in C++ not overloading is the problem - and I have about It's not so much about wether or not overloading could be used in rust without causing really painful issues. The question is if overlaoding fits into the language's design principles. Overloading is not necessary. It's just one of many ways that lead to Rome. > This depends on how your are doing software design. Impossible for me to use > Java. Some of the greatest minds in the industry use Java for excellent software design. People read code, most of the time. People need to work with code other people wrote most of the time. Agile projects need good tooling, speaking of refactoring, code coverage, code formatting, coding standards, build tools, packaging, dependency managment in particular. C++ gives you almost nothing in any of those. C++ is a huge pain in the ass in most regards. Unless you really need it to get the job done, it's the worst choice there is. A language is about more than just "what you consider beautiful, etc."... It's about wether it allows agile, fast paced development across diverse teams and average programmers can produce code anyone else can read without getting eye cancer. That does not apply to C++ at all. > I cannot see that overloading is horrible or complicated. It's another No, but it might be unnecessary. _______________________________________________ Rust-dev mailing list Rust-dev@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/rust-dev
