I wrote a song

Anything C can do, C++ can do better
C++ can do any thing better than C
No it can't, Yes it can, No it can't, Yes it can
No it can't, Yes it can, Yes it can, Yes it can!

This is for all of the aspiring game designers who started off with C++ but switched to C because C++ was too hard for them. Apparently making games is more than just daydreaming all day. C++ can be a real dream breaker. Deal with it, nerds.

Programming is easy. Language is inconsequential. Software design is hard.

>>1
This is /prog/ turdmaster!
We hate C++;

>>3
/prog/ hates C++ because it's not abstract enough for them. They prefer simple languages like C.

>>6

Completely unrelated to what OP is saying and actually making a bad thread worse. Let me guess your origin, /g/?

>>8

YHBT.

Also your origin is painfully obvious to everyone.

programming games or anything with graphics using C/C++
you guys do realize C# exists, right?

>>10
There are gaming platforms that are not Windows. And even on Windows I'm sure the good games aren't written in C#.

All the best games are done in Game Maker. Deal with it, Ctards.

All the best games are done in Blitz Basic. Deal with it, scientists.

U MENA ZZT OOP.

I want standardized C++ ABI. I'm fucking tired of writing wrappers

#ifdef __cplusplus
class MyClass
{
  public:
  void func(const std::string& str);
};
#endif
extern "C" myclass_func(MyClass* myclass_void, const char* str)
//{
//  ((MyClass*)myclass)->func(str);
//}
to glue pieces together: to call C++ from other DLLs, from other compilers(or different version of my compiler) that use different std::string