Yeah, C++ seems to have happily taken over the "write-only language" trophy from Perl. That's not a compliment.
And, I don't think I have ever seen a language mutate so much over time. C++ from 1996 looks nothing like C++ from 2006 which looks nothing like C++ from 2016. Also not a compliment.
I just simply no longer care to allocate the brain space for a language that buys me so very little in the embedded space. If I could find a decent interpreted language for the embedded space (256K flash/16K RAM), I'd never touch C++ again.
And, I don't think I have ever seen a language mutate so much over time. C++ from 1996 looks nothing like C++ from 2006 which looks nothing like C++ from 2016. Also not a compliment.
I just simply no longer care to allocate the brain space for a language that buys me so very little in the embedded space. If I could find a decent interpreted language for the embedded space (256K flash/16K RAM), I'd never touch C++ again.