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02-02-2002, 19:52
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C++ need not be huge...
If you read a bit about using C++ in the embedded systems area, you will see that there are a few relatively simple rules to getting C++ to compile essentially as compact as C.
I am not yet an advocate but I am open minded. C++ has many advantages I don't need. It does have a few things that might be worth the bother if I can get them cheap/free. The trick is to get the stuff I want without paying somewhere else because I didn't know what I was asking for. The more we understand about our tools the more useful they become. Joe J. |
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