digitalmars.D - Re: I wish I could use D for everything
I've had a painful couple of days myself. I've been coding in Java for the last several years, but am now working on a project in C++. It had been a while (8 years?) since I did any serious C++ work and I didn't do much then. So I bought a copy of "C++ for Java Programmers" and got stuck in. Mostly what I do is write Java code in my head and transmogrify it into C++, relying heavily on frequent compilation to let me know when I've gone off the rails. My lead comes by my desk the other day and (this could only happen in a large, bureaucratic, schizophrenic corporation...) and he tells me that, in spite of the fact that we are using a C++ development environment, we are not going to actually USE C++, so everything needs to be rewritten in C. ??!! He described this as a "disconnect". Welcome to 1999. Paul Steven Schveighoffer Wrote:I can't wait for D to take over the world, so I no longer have to write in this horrid language ;) -Steve
Apr 30 2009
Steve Teale <steve.teale britseyeview.com> Paul D. Anderson Wrote:I've had a painful couple of days myself. I've been coding in Java for the last several years, but am now working on a project in C++. It had been a while (8 years?) since I did any serious C++ work and I didn't do much then. So I bought a copy of "C++ for Java Programmers" and got stuck in. Mostly what I do is write Java code in my head and transmogrify it into C++, relying heavily on frequent compilation to let me know when I've gone off the rails. My lead comes by my desk the other day and (this could only happen in a large, bureaucratic, schizophrenic corporation...) and he tells me that, in spite of the fact that we are using a C++ development environment, we are not going to actually USE C++, so everything needs to be rewritten in C. ??!! He described this as a "disconnect". Welcome to 1999. Paul
May 01 2009