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Re: Cool
by ac on Friday 24/Sep/2004, @14:39

NO! It's NOT! These are lies perpetuated by people with language agendas (e.g. GNOME trolls) Look at libfam and look at all manner of languages and environments using it even though it's implemented in C++.

http://oss.sgi.com/projects/fam/

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by ca on Saturday 25/Sep/2004, @23:28

FAM exports a C interface, not C++.

Language agendas? If anything, people like you have language agendas and deserve to be called trolls. There are GTK/GNOME apps out there that are written in C++, or Python, or whatever. They don't say "C++ sucks", they provide bindings for many languages. On the other hand, people like you say "C sucks, I don't care what legitimate reason you have to use C, you are an idiot for using C".

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Re: Cool
by ac on Sunday 26/Sep/2004, @07:20

> FAM exports a C interface, not C++.

Exactly. Keyword: exports. Implemented in C++. Now I hope next time you can hold an informed conversation instead of making stupid statements against C++.

> "C sucks, I don't care what legitimate reason you have to use C, you are an idiot for using C".

It's not me saying this. It's the GNOME camp that's saying this. What do you think Mono is? People over there are fed up with C. I don't give a damn about how you feel about C, it's irrelevant.

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