Rainer Deyke wrote:
I don't care about your coding standards. I know how to use C++. I have my own rules about how to use it safely and effectively, rules that I have spent a lifetime refining.
I've been writing software for 35 years. I'm still learning new ways of doing things and discarding old ones.
(And, truly, D is better in this regard than many of its competitors. Perhaps the awesome power of string mixins will be enough to offset its missing features.
Probably the most frustrating thing to me when coding C++ is the lack of nested functions. The workaround is awfully ugly.
