> Don't get me started on the dude who use #define magic to make C look like Pascal.
I did it for memory allocation, because C designers weren't able to create something as simple as new, rather requiring us to keep using sizeof on malloc calls.
That was only for an year, until I got hold of Turbo C++ and only dropped pure C when my teachers required me to deliver assignments in C.
I did it for memory allocation, because C designers weren't able to create something as simple as new, rather requiring us to keep using sizeof on malloc calls.
That was only for an year, until I got hold of Turbo C++ and only dropped pure C when my teachers required me to deliver assignments in C.
Thankfully most of them accepted C++ as well.