inding my own C++ (r/cpp)
I use to write some C++ back then in 2000, but have not written or read C++ in that long. Now, I want to connect again with C++, because use to love the language. You can say I was fall in Love with it. I am learning it all again, and is complicated. I don't want to submerge myself directly in a world where <template> and <std:string> is everywhere. I want to write some nice code that can interact easily with C, and that is clear to read, easy to understand and solid. It somewhat feels like I am inventing my own version of C++, hopefully one that follow that line of through: easy to read and solid. I did not liked much that when my code crash, theres not error message or anything. I mean, of course, but is sad that can't be prevented in some way. Like having access to erroneous areas of memory generate a exception or something. I really like the idea that you can pass the pointer to a thing has reference or pointer. Maybe this is not a new thing, but feels new to me. Anyone can point me to some online documentation with people writting articles about clean C++ code?, or code designed for maximum compatibility with C?
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2025-07-23 12:13:46
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