Which One?
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Which One?
Which language is better for OS development? C or C++?
Re: Which One?
Hi,
Anyway, this has been discussed upon loads of times. You should probably just search the forums, and unless you've something unique to say on the topic, not make a new thread.
Regards,
Shikhin
The one you're more comfortable with!Jprogrammer wrote:Which language is better for OS development? C or C++?
Anyway, this has been discussed upon loads of times. You should probably just search the forums, and unless you've something unique to say on the topic, not make a new thread.
Regards,
Shikhin
Re: Which One?
Actually I would say that C is easier and good. But if you looking at your kernel/OS from object-oriented perspective then I would recommend to use C++. Anyway there will much code written in C at start.
As I've seen C++ code is little bit harder to debug. However there is no better language to use. It's up to programmer.
As I've seen C++ code is little bit harder to debug. However there is no better language to use. It's up to programmer.
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Re: Which One?
There is actually no reason at all to use c++. All it ads is syntatctic sugar but without adding anything bemeficial for you as a programmer.
Fudge - Simplicity, clarity and speed.
http://github.com/Jezze/fudge/
http://github.com/Jezze/fudge/
Re: Which One?
That is of course not true, but lets not reiterate that topic again.Jezze wrote:There is actually no reason at all to use c++. All it ads is syntatctic sugar but without adding anything bemeficial for you as a programmer.
(At least one thing that C++ provides, but C principally can not is RAII).
Learn to read.
Re: Which One?
Let's just agree it's a complex topic.
Fudge - Simplicity, clarity and speed.
http://github.com/Jezze/fudge/
http://github.com/Jezze/fudge/
Re: Which One?
Actually, I used not one, but both. Why not get both while they are free?
Re: Which One?
This topic gets more fun if you consider that the C and C++ languages have a large set of programs in common.