Apache resigns from the Java Community Process executive committee
Apache resigns from the Java Community Process executive committee
Posted Dec 12, 2010 15:05 UTC (Sun) by HelloWorld (guest, #56129)In reply to: Apache resigns from the Java Community Process executive committee by JohnLenz
Parent article: Apache resigns from the Java Community Process executive committee
> The reason not to use C++ is like you said: why would you want to go back to managing memory?
95% of all memory management issues can be dealt with using reference counting, which C++ makes _very_ easy with classes such as shared_ptr.
95% of all memory management issues can be dealt with using reference counting, which C++ makes _very_ easy with classes such as shared_ptr.
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