Hi Holger,
Do you have a clear idea what could be done easier/better/safer with
C++ in this case? I general I'm a big fan of C++ because it's easier
to write safe/better code, but in this exact case we're already deep
into C style and I'm not sure we could change that with a reasonable
amount of effort. If you have concrete proposals, please send them for
discussion. Otherwise I agree that we should change the code to be
pure C, even though I don't like C.
On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 3:33 PM, Holger Hans Peter Freyther
<hfreyther(a)sysmocom.de> wrote:
Dear Ivan, all,
I started to do work on the PCU and didn't compile C++ for a long time.
I was surprised how long it takes to compile the code. From my point
of view we are taking the hit of g++ without really using any of the
features that C++ vould provide (e.g. no stack variables with automatic
cleanup..).
From here I wonder if we should use gcc for more speedy compiles or
if we should use more C++ features (I am not talking STL, operator
overloading)?
Any opinions?
holger
PS: I think we should find a more nice solution to extern "C".. I
spent various minutes trying to figure out which parts of the pcu
have C linkage and which C++.. For things from libosmocore it is
obvious.. but then we have the vty_info...
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