What is C-style C++?

What is C-style C++?

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The only good way to use C++ especially considering that it always has been and always will be meant to be a superset of C. I tend not to respect people who avoid it especially if it's "because it goes against le guidelines"

C with bloated libraries.

Never use templates. Never use OOP. Never use stl.

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Can you use C++ libraries for C programs?

With a wrapper, yes

without exceptions, virtual functions and stl bloat

>t, Overloaded functions enjoyer.

no. unlike the other way around

Any (good) guide on how to write C-style C++?

google orthodox c++

SFINAE Turing complete metaprogramming

Idk mate, I just use every C++ feature wherever I need it lol.

I think it's just that shit programmers need to dogmatically adhere to "best practices" because they're fundamentally incapable of writing good code.

C with classes. The way it was meant to be.

It means using this part of C++ that doesn't work instead of this other part of C++ that doesn't work.

It helps others read your code.
It helps noobs avoid common pitfalls. Of course if you are good you should ignore the conventions

20 year old books. Anything before C++11.

>C with classes
can't you just malloc a struct and put it in a list to free later

Classes and garbage collection are not the same thing, but they often occur together

you're in the club and this man throws you on the ground and chokes you wyd