Re: Georg looks at that Georg! ;-)
Re: Georg looks at that Georg! ;-)
- Subject: Re: Georg looks at that Georg! ;-)
- From: Andy Satori <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2003 03:06:55 -0500
Or is it a language that has extended structs to behave like objects?
As a Windows programmer that has done C++, Delphi (Object Pascal), VB and C#
on Windows, Objective C has such a simple elegance, and knowing that
ultimately it compiles as C code, makes it that much nicer to live with.
Me, I'll take the minor performance hit that the Objective C language pops
me with for the pure elegance. It's not like I'm using C# and the CLR and
Windows.Forms with it's 12.5M in memory baggage just to execute a Graphical
Hello World.
Andy
On 3/3/03 11:58 PM, "Greg Weston" <email@hidden> pounded the keyboard to
produce:
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On Monday, March 3, 2003, at 09:50 PM, email@hidden wrote:
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>> 0. Please repeat slowly after me: C++ is not an
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>> Object-Oriented language! C++ is not an
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>> Object-Oriented language! C++ is not an
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>> Object-Oriented language!...
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> ... and earth is flat with monsters hanging around the
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> edges. Everybody knows that.
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The point is that it's entirely possible to write a C++ program which
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is not a C program but does not use objects. C++ is not an object
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_oriented_ language. It is a language that supports the use of objects.
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G
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