Something occurred to me just now. I've been looking at the summer of code
page, where I noticed the Rewrite cvsup in C entry. When Perl was removed
from the FreeBSD base, the general notion was to rewrite any Perl scripts in
sh or C.
Why is it that C++ is not used for our programs? The C++
Benjamin Lutz wrote:
Something occurred to me just now. I've been looking at the summer of code
page, where I noticed the Rewrite cvsup in C entry. When Perl was removed
from the FreeBSD base, the general notion was to rewrite any Perl scripts in
sh or C.
Why is it that C++ is not used for
Benjamin Lutz wrote:
Why is it that C++ is not used for our programs? The C++
compiler is in the base and built by default, and the OOP
paradigm is a nice one, that many programmers, especially the
younger ones (like me :) ) are probably more familiar with than
the tricks and techniques
Le Sam 15 avr 06 à 23:37:26 +0200, Daniel O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
écrivait :
A not insignificant reason (IMO) is that C++ is much slower to compile..
Also, gcc didn't use to be (ie when FreeBSD was started) a good C++ compiler.
And also /usr/lib/libstdc++* can be removed on small systems.
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 13:13:29 +0200
Benjamin Lutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Something occurred to me just now. I've been looking at the summer of code
page, where I noticed the Rewrite cvsup in C entry. When Perl was removed
from the FreeBSD base, the general notion was to rewrite any Perl
