>> 1. C++ app takes more memory >Only if you use inheritance. Inheritance requires vtables which can take up >some memory. All depends on how many classes and virtual methods you have.
Inheritance in itself does not require more memory ! Only virtual methods require vtables and so take more memory and slowdown the program >> 2 .C++ app is slow on palm >C++ is merely a layer above C, which is solved at compile and link time. So >it's not slower than C unless you write classes and methods that slow >everything down. You can use inlines to make your text code look clever and >your machine code be very fast. I'm agree C++ was designed to provide zero-overhead, i.e. you pay for any expensive C++-feature only if you realy use this feature. But we can't know what is the quality of Metrowerks compiler :-( -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
