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Why use C?Why use C?Posted Jun 29, 2012 22:10 UTC (Fri) by daniel (subscriber, #3181)In reply to: Why use C? by etienne Parent article: Why learn C? (O'Reilly Radar)
"you do not want your class to do a memory access without being sure that the right memory segment is mapped - and C++ may hide some access."
C++ does not have a monopoly on hiding memory accesses, or bugs for that matter. I have even heard of such things cropping up in C code, in the kernel even. Improved programming discipline usually seems to be the cure.
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