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| DATE | 2016-11-06 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Re: [Learn] Fwd: templates within templates
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On 11/05/2016 08:04 PM, Christopher League wrote:
> FFS. You're not really selling me on C++ here... :-P
I have no expectation of that, at all. I was hoping you had an insite
to the error.
>
> I always want to dig right in to solving the problem as quickly as
> possible, and then refactor later once I know what's what. IMO, writing
> templates, getters, setters, destructors, const, etc delays the actual
> understanding. Python and Haskell let me approach problems the way I
> want. C++ and Java do not.
>
I spent a life time doing that, and its trivial. That is not what I
want to do. When I do this properly, I'll have learned a great deal
about compiler behavior, library constructions and I should have a tool
kit prepared to make comparisons by different methods by just changing
the template parameters.
I'd add an economic component to the discussion, like the fact that ever
50 year old I know who is still coding for a living is writing in C or
C++, writing systems, vms, compilers etc. Everyone who didn't has been
put out of work by children.
> CL
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