In a message on 02-24-95, Hugo Landsman said to Geert Bosch:

GB> Furthermore, if you've used some other languages than C/C++ it will
GB> be good for the quality of your C/C++ code. 

HL>Very true.  And the fact that no C++ code cannot be implemented in C
HL>should be food for some thought too, IMHO.

Hmmm.  Never used templates, have you?  Namespaces?  Classes, for that
matter?  

One of the whole points of C++ is that it immensely improves the
readability of complex code.  I have written many things in C++ which
could _not_ have been written in C, if only because the programmer would
have shot himself before he completed the task :-).

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