10*10 Java Knightmoves implementation.

Kllrnohj · ☢ PH34R |\/|3 (Posts: 8196)

C++ has error checking (and error throwing), more than C anyway. C++ strings know their limits, and can't create buffer overflows like C strings, so there is realtime error checking there

there are tons of preassembled functions in a POSIX environment, from threads to sockets, and most of those C functions have C++ versions (for example stdio.h in C becomes cstdio in C++)

but java does have more error checking for sure, at the cost of a massive speed loss

KermMartian · Site Admin (Posts: 64073)

C++ has error checking (and error throwing), more than C anyway. C++ strings know their limits, and can't create buffer overflows like C strings, so there is realtime error checking there...

Kllrnohj · ☢ PH34R |\/|3 (Posts: 8196)

yeah, C and C++ are very different in many ways, and some of c++ isn't standardized yet (such as name mangling when compiling), which is part of the reason it isn't used as much