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- From: mambuhl@ripco.com (Martin Ambuhl)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: What is C+@?
- Date: 4 Mar 1996 23:51:35 GMT
- Organization: Ripco Communications, Inc.
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- The Deleg Group <delegrp@deltanet.com> in
- <4herkf$qr1@news1.deltanet.com> asks:
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-
- >How does it differ from C and C++ ? Should a baby
- >C programmer even care?
-
- My personal answer to your second question is "no", even for advanced
- programmers, but YMMV...
-
- As to the first, go to the libary and find a copy of
- Dr. Dobb's Journal #206, October 1963
- This is also available by ftp; do a search on `DDJ'.
-
- That issue is concerned with several OO alternatives to C (none of which
- I find persuasive). I highly recommend Plauger's article.
-
- The C+@ article (pp.24ff) is by Jim Fleming. No matter what your
- opinion of Mr. Fleming, he is the K&R of C+@. The article is
- well-written and informative. The bellicose and evangelical tone
- sometimes shown in his USENET writing is absent here.
-
- Mr. Fleming is a founder of Unir Technology, the font of C+@.
-
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