> > Boy, tell me about it! I can't believe these discussions still come up--or > > that anyone is still using C in this day and age. Even if you don't use OOP, > > exceptions, or generic programming, C++ is still an easier and safer > > language than C. > > hmmm actually I cant think of a single good reason to write in C++ for > the Palm. I do C++ on Windows but I see no reasons to do so on the Palm. > C works great. Maybe you can enlighten us...
oh boy :) flame war beginning :P i went from C -> Java, and, never bothered with C++ *g* - thats part of the reason why our apps on the palm are solely in C and asm :P C++ isn't such a bad language to pick up tho, but, there is a time and a place for choosing languages, and, limited resource based embedded systems dont normally end up well with C++ :) it is possible, but, i bet you could squeeze more with C code than with C++, from both performance and size/ usage requirements. -- Aaron Ardiri CEO - CTO Mobile Wizardry http://www.mobilewizardry.com/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
