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Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by technology I would just like to say to Bjarne Stroustroup well done on C++ I started with C Programming … but the wrapper was a nightmare to use so thanks Bjarne for C++ and I hope you will work on all… DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by WASDted DaniWeb plans to interview Bjarne Stroustrup, the designer and original implementer of C++ and the … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by whiteflags >> Does he have a DW account for example? And if so, is it Narue or Salem? Neither of those people are Bjarne Stroustrup. You knew that--I'm supportive of a funny and truly different interview, but that question isn't funny. Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by albertkao [QUOTE=WASDted;1218196]DaniWeb plans to interview Bjarne Stroustrup, the designer and original implementer of C++ and the … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by genux Has the interview/chat taken place ? How cool is that though, to get a response from the man (Bjarne Stroustrup). Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by technology … a bit of asm. Are you jealous that Im congratilating Bjarne Stroustroup on writing C++ Ive seen a few wrappers for… Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo … a bit of asm. Are you jealous that Im congratilating Bjarne Stroustroup on writing C++ Ive seen a few wrappers for… Interview with Bjarne Stroustrup, Creator of C++ 13 Years Ago by jeffcogswell …. He's a living legend in computers. His name is Bjarne Stroustrup, and he created the world's most popular programming… Re: Interview with Bjarne Stroustrup, Creator of C++ 13 Years Ago by qlipboard This interview post is really good and informative. Good thoughts given by Bjarne Stroustrup. C++ Primer Plus or Bjarne Stroustrup for beginners? 11 Years Ago by php111 … Prata C++ Primer Plus, or the C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup? I believe C++ Primer Plus would cover everything, but… need expirence in order to read the book by Bjarne? Does the Bjarne book covers everything starting with the very basics, and… C++ Q&A Community Event with Bjarne Stroustrup 9 Years Ago by faultybits The father of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup took part in a live Q&A via …?v=jDqQudbtuqo/ "C++ Q&A Community Event with Bjarne Stroustrup - Youtube") Bjarne Stroustrup interview with Wired.com 13 Years Ago by griswolf A nice short interview/article [URL="http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2010/10/1014cplusplus-released"]here[/URL] Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Sodabread Hmm. What are your thoughts on C# and do you see C++0x taking back some of the C++ programmers lost to C# and other .NET languages? Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by termatt56 What are your feelings on the growing trend towards teaching higher level and less complex languages in education(Python, Vb.net etc) as opposed to lower level and/or more complex languages (C++, Java etc) and how do you think this will affect the quality of future programmers? Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by jonsca I'm trying really hard to come up with something but he has such an extensive website ([url]http://www2.research.att.com/~bs/[/url] if anyone doesn't know it) where he has answered so many questions already. I might ask him if he's going to come out with a new edition of his book covering C++0x in its entirety. or (for some hard hitting … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Sky Diploma [QUOTE=jonsca;1220549]I'm trying really hard to come up with something but he has such an extensive website ([url]http://www2.research.att.com/~bs/[/url] if anyone doesn't know it) where he has answered so many questions already. I might ask him if he's going to come out with a new edition of his book covering C++0x in its entirety. or (… Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by jonsca [QUOTE=Sky Diploma;1220785]The first question is very common for example: In mr.Stroustrups website, you can look at the interviews section for a hell load of links. (i've gone through a few and hence know ) [/QUOTE] LOL see that was my point exactly, but thanks for pointing that particular one out. See if he lurks on any boards for C++. Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Nick Evan >>See if he lurks on any boards for C++. Does he have a DW account for example? And if so, is it Narue or Salem? Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo (1) what does he think of GUI toolkits specifically Win32, wxWidgets and QT? Which one does he use? and This is specifically my interest -> What does he think of wxWidgets? (2) What is his comments on Compilers/Debuggers? Which one is his favorite? (3) What does he think of IDEs? Which IDE does he use (Vim? Emacs? Geany? Anjuta) I'll think … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Chris Bruner In C you always know when a called function will change a passed variable. In C++ you never know. I would like to know why you made this design decision. eg. [CODE]void fooRef(int &a) { a++; } void fooPtr(int *a) { (*a)++; } void bar() { b = 10; fooRef(b); // no indication that is going to change. fooPtr(&b); // indication to … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by thelamb @Chris : That's not really a C++ problem, a programmer should not use a reference to change a variable in a function, if the variable is to be changed he should use a pointer. A reference can be used to 'speed up' functions that take large data structures as arguments, but in this case it should be a const reference to indicate that the passed … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Chris Bruner I view the const solution you suggest as a bandage solution to a general design issue with the language. The fact that you "CAN" change the reference means that some guy who had the code before me, "HAS" changed the reference somewhere down the tree of functions. When I am given new code one of the first things I do is change … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by genux I would ask what does he think to the next language D ? And also where does he think that D/C++ is placed within the latest languages (java/c#/ruby etc) Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by albertkao Benevolent Dictator For Life or BDFL is a title given to a small number of open source software development leaders. The BDFL resolves disputes or competing arguments within the community. The C++ community does not have a BDFL. Should the C++ community have a BDFL? If yes, does he want to be the BDFL? Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo is it not done yet? where is result? Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by venkat arun Does he have any plans toad some of the libraries from the Boost collection of libraries to STL? Why is giving code hints (in IDE's) more difficult in c++, is it a design problem? What does he think about using interpreters for debugging? While strings are very important in high-level programming, strings are not as developed in c++ as in … Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo [QUOTE=venkat arun;1245527]Does he have any plans toad some of the libraries from the Boost collection of libraries to STL?[/QUOTE] That is already done in soon coming version. They have borrowed some boost libs as boost [URL="http://www.boost.org/"]braggs[/URL] Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by venkat arun Nested comments are a boon in debugging. Why does C++ not support them, is this a design overlook? Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by Orion2k can u ask from him is it possible to develop AI programs in Native C++ more effectively.??? please ask this like I've asked from u thanks. Re: DaniWeb interviewing Bjarne Stroustrup (the father of C++) 13 Years Ago by venkat arun There are a few libraries out in the net, but it would be nice to have some AI libraries in the STL itself. What about a few (non-windows) libraries dedicated to networking (high-level, not the current type)? After all having more abstraction through libraries is not bad, since the program will not get loaded if you don't use them, and will only …