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ineligible or illegible?

and many of the other reasons are so much more marketable to actually change behaviour. it isn’t just a dangerous strategy, it is ineffective. the motivations of campaigners are laid bare by their preferred causes

the obvious answer is that one does not want some things that C++ entails, three examples: - name mangling - larger gap between source code and ISA - impedance mismatch when working with C APIs

that being said, some do not want more macros either

hereditary democracy isn't uncommon