[NBLUG/talk] If you love him/it so much, then defend him/it.

[Roger House]

> I believe that the same goes for C and C++.  It is easy to
> write code that (to borrow a line from one of the Perl books) makes
> continental drift seem fast if you do not understand what is going on
> under the hood.

This reminds me of Flon's Axiom:

"There does not now exist, nor will there ever exist, a programming language
in which it is the least bit hard to write bad programs."

Roger House
rhouse at sonic.net