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Why would anybody use C over C++? [closed]

... Joel's answer is good for reasons you might have to use C, though there are a few others: You must meet industry guidelines, which are easier to prove and test for in C. You have tools to work with C, but not C++ (think not just about th...
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What is the purpose of `text=auto` in `.gitattributes` file?

Mostly .gitattributes file has * text=auto . What is the purpose of text=auto in that file? 3 Answers ...
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Python: Is it bad form to raise exceptions within __init__?

Is it considered bad form to raise exceptions within __init__ ? If so, then what is the accepted method of throwing an error when certain class variables are initialized as None or of an incorrect type? ...
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Generating all permutations of a given string

What is an elegant way to find all the permutations of a string. E.g. permutation for ba , would be ba and ab , but what about longer string such as abcdefgh ? Is there any Java implementation example? ...
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Finding quaternion representing the rotation from one vector to another

I have two vectors u and v. Is there a way of finding a quaternion representing the rotation from u to v? 7 Answers ...
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Using emit vs calling a signal as if it's a regular function in Qt

Let's say I have this signal: 3 Answers 3 ...
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Why would anyone use set instead of unordered_set?

C++0x is introducing unordered_set which is available in boost and many other places. What I understand is that unordered_set is hash table with O(1) lookup complexity. On the other hand, set is nothing but a tree with log(n) lookup complexity. Why on earth would anyone use set instead ...
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Unit testing for C++ code - Tools and methodology [closed]

I'm working on a large c++ system that is has been in development for a few years now. As part of an effort to improve the quality of the existing code we engaged on a large long-term refactoring project. ...
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Are there disadvantages to using a generic varchar(255) for all text-based fields?

...ll ever come close to having 255 characters. (If you're wondering, it's this way because Ruby on Rails migrations map String fields to VARCHAR(255) by default and I never bothered to override it). ...
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Is Response.End() considered harmful?

This KB Article says that ASP.NET's Response.End() aborts a thread. 9 Answers 9 ...