Re: constexpr keyword is unnecessary

On 2024-10-15, Bart <bc@freeuk.com> wrote:

Sure, because every time you start a new C app, you're starting from zero.
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There are no existing libraries to use. No online examples to use as
templates. There are no examples of hashtables or growable arrays that
you've implemented over decades of your own work to draw from.
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There is NOTHING.
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In reality it isn't like that.
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Use of C++ does have the advantage when posting bits of code in on-line
forums, since there are a much larger number of /standard/ libraries
that someone running your code will have access to in their
installation, if the code fragment happens to use them.

C++ standard libraries are such shit that it's standard practice
for any organization to to have its own locally developed libraries.

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