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It seems to that java is evolving actively, now is version1.5. Any new
development for C++? Is C++ mature?
development for C++? Is C++ mature?
John said:It seems to that java is evolving actively, now is version1.5. Any new
development for C++? Is C++ mature?
It seems to that java is evolving actively, now is version1.5.
Wow!
Any new development for C++?
Is C++ mature?
John said:It seems to that java is evolving actively, now is version1.5. Any new
development for C++?
Is C++ mature?
Mike Wahler said:Yes. Continously. The second standard for C++ has been
released, and work is progressing on a third. See www.iso.org
and/or visit comp.std.c++ for details.
IMO yes, it was mature even before it was standardized,
used by many people to create production software.
-Mike
John said:How about the future of C++, compared to Java?
John said:How about the future of C++, compared to Java?
Mike Wahler said:When you find someone who can predict the future, let me know.
If you want to ask about specific plans by the
standardization committee for C++, see group
comp.std.c++
BTW please don't top-post. Thank you.
-Mike
John said:Thanks for response. I want to focus on one language and improve my
skill. So I want to know which one is promising.
Ioannis Vranos said:Check this about silver bullets:
http://www.itworld.com/AppDev/710/lw-02-stroustrup/page_1.html
This about general language features:
http://www23.brinkster.com/noicys/docs/blk.htm
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