Dario Greggio wrote:

> <http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/programming-and-development/?p=1372&tag=nl.e055>
> 
> just an article I found today..

The first paragraph of this has been true for at least ten years IMO. I
do a lot of C++ work, but I wouldn't use it for anything where it's not
really advantageous. And given the investment you have to put in to make
C++ actually useful, these are some few typically big and high
performance applications only -- as he says.

Gerhard
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