Re: more powerful than c++(...able to leap over tall buildings with a ..)
>Because translated eu programs run execute slightly slower than
>straight c, I imagine some kind of layer that exists.
Yes, there is a runtime library.
>I was pondering the existence of a similar layer between c and c++ >because
>of c++ added complexity. That may or may not exist.
Not really. There is a runtime library with functions like "new" and
"delete", but it's not a layer in the sense of the Euphoria runtime.
>I thought maybe RDS was referring to c-compiled eu programs being >faster
>than c++ albeit not as fast as straight c
I don't think there is much of a speed difference between C and C++, if any
(you might lose a few cycles on a method call vs. a plain function call).
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