> I traditionally haven't been the biggest fan of this book. Most of what they list is stuff that just looks like using C++ just for the sake of it, with no real benefit over a C codebase.
> For instance they don't appear to use RAII at all, even in places where it's an obvious win (InterruptLock).
> I traditionally haven't been the biggest fan of this book. Most of what they list is stuff that just looks like using C++ just for the sake of it, with no real benefit over a C codebase.
> For instance they don't appear to use RAII at all, even in places where it's an obvious win (InterruptLock).