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On 24/08/2024 19:27, Bart wrote:
> 
> C++ incorporates most of C. So someone can write 'C++' code but can 
> still have most of the same problems as C.
> 
> Meanwhile real C++ code has several times more boilerplate than C. HTF 
> you can even discern your actual program amidst all that crap is beyond me.
> 
> There /are/ proper higher level languages than both C and C++. You can 
> use one to help develop a working application, then porting that part to 
> C is a quicker, simpler and safer process.

Up there someone is asking about a valgrind leak they can't find.

Over in comp.lang.c++ we write wrappers around the memory management if 
we can't find a system class that will do it for us, and that's no 
longer an issue.

(There are still all sorts of memory problems, but if you are leaking 
you are doing Something Wrong.)

Andy