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- From: edwint@infomatch.com (Edwin Tam)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: C++ Vs. C & Efficiency
- Date: 12 Jan 1996 09:34:03 GMT
- Organization: Vancouverites
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- Hello,
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- I have recently become proficient in C++ programming and was wondering about
- the advantages of C++ vs C. One thing that has always sorta bugged me though
- the question of the extra overhead required by C++ ( compiler wise ).
- It seems as if every C++ programmer wants to 'object'ize every thing without
- considering the overhead incurred by objects.
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- Has anyone got any opinions or idea of the overhead imposed by C++??
- A simple ponder : For every object instance, every variable of that class is
- duplicated... even if its not required.
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- Edwin
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