> Oh, so if I do not use any #defines or pointers in my C-"like" program then
> it isn't really C, its a subset. By the way there is a subsetted version of
> C++ out there, its Embedded C++ which removes the more costly features of
> the language.
What overhead is associated with pointers in C? Or preprocessor,
for that matter? And if you hope to avoid pointers in the kernel - write
on FOCAL from the very beginning. Ditto for preprocessor. You *do*
recommend to avoid large chunks of C++. Sorry, if the language has such,
erm, dark corners - IMO it's not for big projects.
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