Martin Mares wrote:
That seems to be a case against writing functions.
Why is a C function acceptable where a C++ constructor isn't?
Because examining a single constructor is not enough -- you need to
check constructors of all objects contained within the object you
initialize.
Calling a C function is simple and explicit -- a quick glance over
the code is enough to tell what gets called.
No, you need to check all the functions it calls as well.
But I agree that C is more explicit than C++.
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error compiling committee.c: too many arguments to function
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