In article <3c4f248e@news.povray.org>, Warp <war### [at] tagpovrayorg> 
wrote:

>   (Funnily enough, I seldom have any problems with C++, but the rare cases
> where I have to code something with Java, I have to "constantly wrestle" with
> it because it has so many braindead limitations which force you to make
> non-modular code.)

Having to duplicate essentially the same code for every subclass (for a 
Copy() function) just so I can make a copy of an object from a 
base-class pointer. Having to return void pointers and cast them to the 
correct types. Mostly having what I can do with an object being 
determined by the type of pointer to it I have, instead of what the 
object can do. Templates.

I haven't done anything in Java though, I don't really know what 
limitations it has. It might be worse.

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Christopher James Huff <chr### [at] maccom>

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