On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Patrick Dughi wrote:
>want to write a memory manager or something of the sort. If you haven't
>gotten it though, Georges buffer code may help you a bit here, since it
>does quite a bit of work for you to maintain buffer sanity.
Do people prefer a C or C++ version of that code?
C advantage: cleaner interface, easier to understand
disadvantage: slower, doesn't allow transparent snprintf and immediate
detection (and prevention) of overruns.
C++, reverse those above.
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