Sepples

Recently I've used C to code a project using SDL, and I think that if I were to start a serious, bigger project I'd really appreciate objects, thus I'm going to use C++ (or Objective-C, but I know nothing about it).
What are the most common pitfalls in C++ I should watch out for?

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There isn't a single other ``big'' C project in the world.
What are you talking about? There's C projects of all sizes. The kernel example is a particularly good one because it's a situation where C++'s features are not needed.

C isn't perfect, it has its uses. C++ is less perfect than C. Actually, C++ should be avoided. C is low level, but if you want powerful abstractions, why go to C++ and not lisp, for example?