Cas M uses C++ even though he mostly
writes just C code only for cases when a
few C++ which is useful like operator
overloading and generics and few other
things I forgot that is actually based
that is actually based so the thing is
C++ has a lot of um quite a few useful
features that I would like to see in C
uh right but I'm being very cautious
about using C++ because once you start
using C++ it's always tempting to um you
know start using a little bit more more
and a little bit more and a little bit
more and until you actually you know
it's a slippery slop exactly like it's
it's a huge slippery slop uh right and
maybe if you're solid developer maybe
it's not that big of a deal but like if
I have a code Bas in C++ and uh I don't
want it to um sleep into this madness I
have to spend additional effort setting
up the guidelines for people I'm going
to bring in to to follow right so that's
additional work I have to do all of a
sudden for some reason plus there there
always going to be one that one person
who's going to be why is this feature
forbidden let's include that and you
start arguing with that person and so
that argument would not exist if we just
used C like why am I all of a sudden
just wasting time on arguing and also
setting up guide let's just use see just
use see end of a story easy
like saves a lot of time right it's just
like I don't know like I I wish there
was like some features of C++ and C but
it's it's a really slippery slope
honestly a predefined guideline yeah C
is c as a pretty fine guideline sounds
like actually interesting