Grégoire Dooms wrote:
Christian Schulte wrote:
<snip>
But alos, as it comes to numerical and graph algorithms, C++ is just
the better pick.
<snip>
I second Christian on this. I have been implementing graph constraint
propagators
in Oz (using Oz not C++) during one year.
And I can assure you Oz is not the right choice when you want to
implement graph algorithms.
They are most of the time easier to implement using an imperative
paradigm and
Oz is not very convenient to use for imperative programming.
I think the point of the discussion has changed: we are no longer
talking about efficiency but about expressivity.
I am afraid I will need a particular example of a graph algorithm that
is easier to implement in C++ with respect to Oz.
Luis
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