A&M telemarketers... BTW, Seems to me the reason c++11 popularity is declining is because it has the reputation of being "crashy" and too expensive to develop with especially when companies hire too many dummy programmers that can barely write c++ code... So it seems to me the solution is to add an attribute to the c++11 language that turns off all the dangerous features so that when a company hires too many "dumb programmers" they can't hang themselves with dangerous constructs like pointers. That's the only reason why the banks and corporations, etc... switch to java... its because it doesn't crash. you always know the reason why it crashes... usually some exception thrown which is easy to trace... easy... c++ namespace (dummy_programmer_level) { safe code }; namespace (poweruser_lowlevel_coder) { dangerous code}; c++11... that's the type of [***] they should have added...
A&M telemarketers... BTW, Seems to me the reason c++11 popularity is declining is because it has the reputation of being "crashy" and too expensive to develop with especially when companies hire too many dummy programmers that can barely write c++ code... So it seems to me the solution is to add an attribute to the c++11 language that turns off all the dangerous features so that when a company hires too many "dumb programmers" they can't hang themselves with dangerous constructs like pointers. That's the only reason why the banks and corporations, etc... switch to java... its because it doesn't crash. you always know the reason why it crashes... usually some exception thrown which is easy to trace... easy... c++ namespace (dummy_programmer_level) { safe code }; namespace (poweruser_lowlevel_coder) { dangerous code}; c++11... that's the type of [***] they should have added...