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Subject: Re: Choosing between C++ and Objective-C
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Date: Mon, 2-Feb-87 15:07:42 EST
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A couple of years ago when I was comparing the two, I choose C++ over
Objective-C because the latter had a significant execution-time
overhead to support dynamic object binding and a syntax that less
resembled standard C.  It was easier to think of C++ being a dialect
of C that could now contain function declaration or defintions as
structure elements.

You should check to see if my first point is still valid.