I have a love and hate relationship with C++. Especially, when I return for months on end without seeing or modifying any C++ code. I keep committing newbie mistakes like, not initializing default objects on the aggregate, which lead to segfaults. Not catching potential thrown errors, which lead to segfaults once in a while.
Relearning how to read compiler errors, linking errors, I can pick this up reasonably quick. The more I read template error diarrhea, the better I get at it. But linker errors are always bad. They tell you something is wrong. But little clue as to which units are not talking to each other, or maybe the clues are too subtle for me.
My understanding of C++ has always been superficial to say the least. I have always regretted this. But we're learning like always. Maybe not in the pace I demand of myself, but we're getting there.
It's not that my coding and personal development as a coder has been deteriorating or becoming stagnant, it's just that the amount of stuff to learn is overwhelming.
I'm getting there. Error by error.
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