On 8 October 2011 17:37, Charles Wilson wrote: > > Not hopeless; but you have to treat C++ simply as a slightly more > expressive version of C, follow the same rules previously outlined just > as if you WERE using C, and avoid the STL...
If you're going to spout FUD about C++ at least use the right terminology please. For a start "the STL" is a library from the 90s and what you probably mean is "the C++ standard library" and secondly I assume you mean avoid the standard containers such as std::vector, which allocate memory. There's no reason to avoid using e.g. std::sort or std::lower_bound on an array.
