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- GUI frameworks work with an order of 10 or 100 long lived widgets. Number crunchers work on the order of millions of values that exist for a few cycles

- would anybody recommend you should reach for C++ to write Java style OOP in 2024?

- Best practice according to who?

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pjmlp1y ago

First of all, it is C++ OOP style, Java cloned C++, not the other way around.

Secondly, all major surviving C++ GUI frameworks are still using the same style.

Best practice according to well known folks in the computing industry, with more impact than any of us will ever have on our lifetimes.

mebassett1y ago

I think the main point here is that while this style might make sense for a GUI framework it's not so great for a numerical library like this.

For example: my library is really slow.

pjmlp1y ago

And instead of blaming OOP, have you actually used a profiler?

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0 pointstightbookkeeper1y ago0 comments

- GUI frameworks work with an order of 10 or 100 long lived widgets. Number crunchers work on the order of millions of values that exist for a few cycles

- would anybody recommend you should reach for C++ to write Java style OOP in 2024?

- Best practice according to who?

0 comments

pjmlp1y ago

First of all, it is C++ OOP style, Java cloned C++, not the other way around.

Secondly, all major surviving C++ GUI frameworks are still using the same style.

Best practice according to well known folks in the computing industry, with more impact than any of us will ever have on our lifetimes.

mebassett1y ago

I think the main point here is that while this style might make sense for a GUI framework it's not so great for a numerical library like this.

For example: my library is really slow.

pjmlp1y ago

And instead of blaming OOP, have you actually used a profiler?

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j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse