Nope
When I was fully wrong and C++ the King of performance, why is it that most developers still use C instead of C++?
Btw: I didn't write anything about C++ being better or worse, I just said there were big differences in classes and structs, which in my opinion lead to worse memory management. Don't smoke so much crack, you are really tempered!
And: I don't see any problem with the example you gave.
EDIT: Normally you would use n-times the size of an integer, and not a char. But this is a design-issue and might also be voluntary.
Originally posted by ciplogic
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Btw: I didn't write anything about C++ being better or worse, I just said there were big differences in classes and structs, which in my opinion lead to worse memory management. Don't smoke so much crack, you are really tempered!
And: I don't see any problem with the example you gave.
EDIT: Normally you would use n-times the size of an integer, and not a char. But this is a design-issue and might also be voluntary.
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