Extensibility

[sandeep]

Word,

When ur implementing extensible templates, do u think it's better to do it
via inheritance or traits? What are the pros and cons?

Thx

S

[Victor Bazarov]

And the reasons u put f-ups 2 comp.lang.c R...?

V
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[Flash Gordon]

Based on the fact that this is obviously a C++ question cross-posted
between comp.lang.c and comp.lang.c++ with follow-ups to comp.lang.c I
strongly suspect it is an attempt to flood comp.lang.c with C++ posts.
Would those in comp.lang.c++ please bare this in mind and watch where
their posts are going.

Thanks.
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Flash Gordon

[Keith Thompson]

sandeep <nos...@nospam.com> writes:
> When ur implementing extensible templates, do u think it's better to do it
> via inheritance or traits? What are the pros and cons?

The OP redirected followups to comp.lang.c; please post any followups
only to comp.lang.c++ instead.

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[cr88192]

"Flash Gordon" <sm...@spam.causeway.com> wrote in message
news:lktlf6x...@news.flash-gordon.me.uk...

or the OP is one of those people who has no idea that C and C++ are
different languages...

sadly, it seems to be the common practice to lump them together: 'C/C++'...
except for those even more annoying people who think "C/C++"="machine code"
and/or is represented by an absurdly long chain of binary...

> Thanks.
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