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denis_r@epita.fr (Frank DENIS (Jedi/Sector One)) writes:
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>The difference between both languages is nothing but the concept of
>classes. Declaring our variables anywhere in a scope and such
>improvements are just gadgets.

I aggreed with most of your comments previously, but here you are clearly
wrong.  There is not enough room here to explain all the differences and 
imporovments to the C++ language, over C.  I suggest you read both of
Bjarne Stroustrup's books, "The C++ Programming Language", and "The 
Design and Evolution of C++".  I would hardly concider the concepts
of a class, (including encapsulation, data hiding, constructors, 
destructors, etc...), references, inline functions, inheritance, 
polymorphisim (Virtual functions), templates, exception handling, 
new & delete, etc..., as just GADGETS!

>So please never add class features to our beloved C language.

I agree completely.  C is still an excellent language, and does not need
classes added to it.

As I have stated before, Let C Be C!


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