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Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2003 09:11:17 -0400
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Dan Cross wrote:
>>it's a very difficult, tricky, special-case-ridden language that takes taste
>>and experience to use well.
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>
> Thanks.  That more eloquently expresses what I was trying to get across.
>
> Related, one can write useful, relatively clean code by ignoring 90% of
> the language.  Unfortunately, most people don't do that.
>
To that extent I use embedded C++ standards in my normal C++
development. It usually stays readable.