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I wonder what would offend Linus more: A version of the Linux Kernel with C++ or one that breaks the userspace...
The Indian distro BOSS Linux actually uses C++ modules in their kernel fork.
I know it is a complete joke. But every time i think of c++ i am reminded of this prank article https://www-users.york.ac.uk/~ss44/joke/cpp.htm
The day I learned that Linus shares my disdain for all things OOP was such a good day for me.
I feel the OOP debate got a bit out of hand. I hate OOP as well, as a paradigm.
But I love objects. An object is just a struct that can perform operations on itself. It's super useful. So many problems lend themselves to the use of objects.
I've been writing a mix of C and C++ for so long I don't even know where the line is supposed to be. It's "C with objects". I probably use only 1% of the functionality of C++, but that 1% is a huge upgrade from bare C IMO.
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Yeah it's pretty great, especially when so many people are so quick to assume that OOP is essential for managing complexity.
OOP is the poster child for solving the problems that it creates itself.
He is is OK with OOP. The Linux kernel is full of OPP C, but he doesn't like C++
He’s not though, you should look into it
Look at the kernel code. It's full of OOP C. There absolutely are objects in the kernel.
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Me, when Linus' opinion is different to mine: "Linus has such weirdly strong opinions about this"
Me when Linus' opinion is the same as mine: VINDICATION
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