I do like to use C++ a lot on personal projects, but there I can make full use of C++ best practices.
At work, I tend to avoid using it, because most C++ developers I have met on my career, actually use it as Better C, keeping all safety loopholes from C.
I had my share of spending weeks tracking down memory corruption issues.
I do like to use C++ a lot on personal projects, but there I can make full use of C++ best practices.
At work, I tend to avoid using it, because most C++ developers I have met on my career, actually use it as Better C, keeping all safety loopholes from C.
I had my share of spending weeks tracking down memory corruption issues.