> It's well established that writing safe and sound C code is an impossible feat You make it sound like this is somehow particular to C. I hold the opinion that when you're using such an open definition of "sound and…
*a pedantic
> The community tends to have smarter on average people in it. Simply because all the less smart people are put off. Sounds elitist? Maybe. Have you thought about the possibility that it's actually a community of people…
Genuinely curious; can you elaborate which benefits the C++ implementation is missing out on?
> It's well established that writing safe and sound C code is an impossible feat You make it sound like this is somehow particular to C. I hold the opinion that when you're using such an open definition of "sound and…
*a pedantic
> The community tends to have smarter on average people in it. Simply because all the less smart people are put off. Sounds elitist? Maybe. Have you thought about the possibility that it's actually a community of people…
Genuinely curious; can you elaborate which benefits the C++ implementation is missing out on?