Name: Anonymous 2012-03-26 22:11
Suppose you were working on a large personal/hobby software project in which you would like to have good performance.
Are there any good reasons to use C over C++ for projects of this nature, assuming that (1) you're only working with the standard libraries, and (2) you're :not: developing system software or embedded software?
From my understanding, the difference in speed of the two languages is generally negligible.
Are there any good reasons to use C over C++ for projects of this nature, assuming that (1) you're only working with the standard libraries, and (2) you're :not: developing system software or embedded software?
From my understanding, the difference in speed of the two languages is generally negligible.