← Back to context Comment by FuriouslyAdrift 4 days ago If someone wants contracts in C++, why not just use Eiffel? 2 comments FuriouslyAdrift Reply binary132 4 days ago If someone wants contracts in C++, now they can just keep using C++. Which is good, because a lot of people and projects are stuck with C++, so the actual question is merely: can you have contracts in your project or can’t you? gpderetta 4 days ago Because then they wouldn't have contracts in C++.
binary132 4 days ago If someone wants contracts in C++, now they can just keep using C++. Which is good, because a lot of people and projects are stuck with C++, so the actual question is merely: can you have contracts in your project or can’t you?
If someone wants contracts in C++, now they can just keep using C++. Which is good, because a lot of people and projects are stuck with C++, so the actual question is merely: can you have contracts in your project or can’t you?
Because then they wouldn't have contracts in C++.