[Bf-committers] C++ Migration
Austin Benesh
doccoaster at msn.com
Thu Feb 10 05:01:18 CET 2005
You are correct. Forgive me; this is an unnecessary topic at the current
time. We need to focus on cleaning our current code before ever considering
something major like this.
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:bf-committers-bounces at projects.blender.org] On Behalf Of joeedh
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 8:14 PM
To: bf-blender developers
Subject: Re: [Bf-committers] C++ Migration
Douglas Toltzman wrote:
>On Wed, 9 Feb 2005, Austin Benesh wrote:
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>>Are we ever going to consider a massive migration from C to C++? C is
>>quickly being outdated. What are we going to do when it goes obsolete? I
>>believe this is one of the more serious issues on our hands.
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>If C becomes obsolete, then C++ must also become obsolete, since C++ is a
>superset of C. You can have C without C++, but you can't have C++ without
>C. It would seem that C would be the least common denominator, making it
>the safer choice.
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>Douglas Toltzman
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Do we have to get into this? The advantages/disadvantages aside, I've
finally accepted that C is the language to use with Blender, I've
written 2000+ lines of code, and I don't want to have to do a rewrite ;)
No, just kidding, but seriously I don't think that a rewrite in C++ is
the right thing to do right now. It's a little hard to explain, but
that's what I think.
I guess what I'm afraid of, is that, say, users will wait for a year for
a "new" blender, but what they get will be a slower and less functional
version then they had before.
joeedh
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