| I think it would alienate Barry Vercoe for one... and, because of
OLPC - he is more
into Csound5 now than ever before.
-dB
On Jan 10, 2007, at 2:33 PM, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
> I would be against a move from C to C++, not because I don't
> like the language, but because I think it might alienate
> some of the developers as not everyone is into C++.
>
> I am worried that such move would: a) introduce bugs into
> the code; b) split the group. If a) happens, with b) we
> have less chance of fixing things. We don't have anyone
> full-time working on the API code now to track down problems
> and I would prefer to maintain the actual structure, which
> is mostly sound (if you excuse me the pun).
>
> Victor
>
>>
>> -- Change the CSOUND structure to a proper C++ class. This
>> would make it much easier both to extend, and to maintain,
>> Csound and the Csound API. It would not make Csound
>> slower.
>
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