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Garma
In C++ code of classes, would it be bad to use all those C-runtime
functions, for example, strcpy, strlen, strcat, etc.?
What are Standard libraries which have the above C functions? istringstream
and string?
If using those C-runtime, does it mean that the code will also be linked to
C-runtime library and C++ libraries? Is there any disadvantage with this?
If a source code contains some classes that are not instantiated anywhere in
the code, will compilers automatically ignore them automatically?
Thanks for your comments!
functions, for example, strcpy, strlen, strcat, etc.?
What are Standard libraries which have the above C functions? istringstream
and string?
If using those C-runtime, does it mean that the code will also be linked to
C-runtime library and C++ libraries? Is there any disadvantage with this?
If a source code contains some classes that are not instantiated anywhere in
the code, will compilers automatically ignore them automatically?
Thanks for your comments!