Re: What's wrong with C++?

["Chuck" <chuckmacdonald@nospam.me>]

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Yannick Duch�ne (Hibou57) wrote:
> Le Thu, 17 Feb 2011 17:29:15 +0100, Hyman Rosen <hyrosen@mail.com> a
> écrit:
>> There in a nutshell is what all language wars come to:
>> My favorite language has powerful features which could
>> be misused, but no one would do that. Your favorite
>> language has unfortunate features which render all
>> programs written in it unreliable and incomprehensible.
>
> While this assertion is true, it lacks measurements. That one thing
> may occurs, tells nothing about it occurrence probability. And
> statistical studies already promoted in this Usenet, tends to say
> miss-uses are less likely to be an issue in audited Ada texts than it
> is in C++ texts.

Your "point" is unfounded: I am psychic.

>
> Yes, there may be snow in April, but this is less likely to occurs
> than during December.

And this perplexes you? ("Who's on first?"). I can't help you, but you 
can "help" yourself (i.e., if you need and want some of that, not that 
help is bad and not that it is bad to seek help, it may be a long and 
arduous time). Else shut up and go to barroomchat.yourinnerself.real. 
(And buy me a drink please!).