Author: Pat King
Date: 12:27:38 11/30/01
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On November 30, 2001 at 13:11:09, Russell Reagan wrote: >On November 30, 2001 at 10:18:09, Pat King wrote: > >>But why >>don't you want to put the right extension on the file in the first place? > >I write a kinda Cish C++ish style. I learn "C++" in high school (basically cin, >cout, etc. instead of printf, scanf, etc.) but we also used a lot of C >functions. So I never really learned C or C++ exclusively. I have since learned >most of the differences, so I *could* program in one exclusively, but there are >certain things I like about both, so I use both. > >So I was wondering if in a C++ program, C functions compile differently and run >any slower or less efficiently. Could vary between compilers and code, but I suspect for most cases no.
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