On 11/29/05, Ingo Krabbe wrote:
> Actually every programmer will know what "if" means.If you read LOG(X,Y,Z) you
> won't know what this means, until you lookup LOG(X,Y,Z).
Hi.
This is the wrong list for such a discussion,
but anyway:
1) My experience tells that when I read code wich have
"ifs", I become tired very quickly.
2) The name "print" or "log" in this case
may be not the most appropriate.Abstraction
have some disadvantages too.
Regards,
Dima.
P.S.
By the way, do C (not C++) compiler inline functions
routinely ? Or inlining is used only in C++, to allow
abstracion in classes, which is not needed in C ?
