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Re: C or C++

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Originally Posted by Rickertsen2
I think most of us would agree that we would rather have the flexibility and added features of C++, particularly object oriented-ness.
Why? What particular itch would be scratched by having OO in your robot-programming toolkit?
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Any problem that can be solved in C++ can be solved in C.
That's obviously true -- because the first implementation of a C++ compiler was as a preprocessor that produced straight C code. If you want to use C++ to program your robot, just get a copy of the old AT&T Cfront program.