Re[2]: What's up with C++ (books)?

>> > For systems programming, especially on the embedded side,
>> > C++ is still one of the best (and only) choices. But writing a GUI
>> > or web application in it is just nuts.

MS> This seems completely reasonable, but at least as far as GUI 
MS> applications are concerned, it doesn't appear to be the consensus. Most
MS> KDE applications are written in C++. For Gnome it's even plain C. Mac OS
MS> X applications are written in Objective-C. Despite the existence of 
MS> other, higher-level language bindings for each of these environments.

Consensus has worked well for me in the past. I think C* languages are
great for other people to use.

--Gregg



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