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From: mheaney@on2.com (Matthew Heaney)
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Subject: Re: C bug of the day
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"Ken Hagan" <K.Hagan@thermoteknix.co.uk> wrote in message
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> 
> Ada programmers are probably using Ada precisely because they
> disagree with that viewpoint. I'd guess that an Ada programmer
> forced to write in C++ would always use IO streams rather than
> the C library. (This thread is cross-posted, so presumably I'm
> about to find out. :)

You are correct.  I use string, iostream, stringstream classes for
just about everything.  I don't think I've ever used printf or scanf
in any C++ program I've written, and rolled my own replacements for
the deprecated strstream classes (which were horribly designed).

My latest project was to write a streambuf that directs its output to
::OutputDebugString during sync().

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