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Le 25/09/2010 14:31, Farfouille a écrit :
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Le 25/09/2010 14:03, André Machado a écrit :
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<blockquote type="cite">Short answer : by using language of higher
level than C or C++.
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Which one ? : Java, D, Vala.
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To say that Java is "higher level" than C++ is absolutely meaningless.<br>
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<blockquote type="cite">- low level libraries can still be done in
C/C++ with well crafted bindings to high level languages
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There is no such thing as C/C++. There is C language on the one hand
and C++ language on the other. Two very different languages (even if
C++ includes most of C language).<br>
C++ is on a par with Java as far as "level" is concerned.<br>
Of course you can prefer one over the other : that is a quite different
point.<br>
Cassian Braconnier (Ptyxs)<br>
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