Yet somehow, STL code, (and C++ in general especially with templates) in the wild often looks to me like an ugly, confused, wordy, jumble of line noise, compared to Objective-C code.
Maybe you can do a lot more with a given language token, but those tokens bring with them a lot of cruft.
by Jon H — Sep 30
Yet somehow, STL code, (and C++ in general especially with templates) in the wild often looks to me like an ugly, confused, wordy, jumble of line noise, compared to Objective-C code.
Maybe you can do a lot more with a given language token, but those tokens bring with them a lot of cruft.