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Questions about C++, a statically typed, free-form, multi-paradigm, compiled, general-purpose programming language.
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Did the developers of Java consciously abandon RAII?
The best reason is much simpler than most of the answers here.
You can't pass stack allocated objects to other threads.
Stop and think about that. Keep thinking.... Now C++ didn't have threads when …
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Java API vs. Other APIs
Java was written as a blue-collar programming language for professional programmers.
(Which is why teaching Java to students is inappropriate)
Go look at the original Java stuff by James Gosling.
So …
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Plagued by multithreaded bugs
Your problems are pretty bad, but typical of poor use of C++.
Code review will fix some of these problems. 30 minutes, one set of eyeballs yeilds 90% of the results.(citation for this is googleable)
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Design considerations for configuration menu on embedded system
Go with option 1,
create statically one class per UI item to bind input events to actions.
This way the implementation will NOT allocate memory at runtime.
If your C++ compiler supports lambda closu …
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