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# C++ # C++
C++ was created in a in 1979 as a "C with Classes" ([Simula](simula.md) kind of OOP) by Bjarne Stroustrup. Formally C++ was created in 1979 as a "C with Classes" ([Simula](simula.md) kind of OOP) by Bjarne Stroustrup. Formally
released in 1985, it has grown out of control since then. released in 1985, it has grown out of control since then.
A bloated programming language, one of its main features aside from [OOP](oop.md) is the STL (standard template library) implementing basic generic A bloated programming language, one of its main features aside from [OOP](oop.md) is the STL (standard template library) which implementing basic generic
data types, arrays, hash tables, etc. Famous for producing almost unintelligible error messages, due to extensive use of templates, which data types, arrays, hash tables, etc. Famous for producing almost unintelligible error messages, due to extensive use of templates, which
add generic programming capabilities (but in a crippled and slow way) and also slow down compilation, since C++ still uses C headers, even add generic programming capabilities (but in a crippled and slow way) and also slow down compilation, since C++ still uses C headers, even
though C++20 introduced modules, almost no compiler at the time of writing this have implemented them properly (or even at all). though C++20 introduced modules, almost no compiler at the time of writing this have implemented them properly (or even at all).
Up to a certain degree, C++ is backwards-compatible with C. A notable diversion from the C standard is that C++ does not allow implicit Up to a certain degree, C++ is backwards-compatible with C. A notable difference from standard C is that C++ does not allow implicit
casting from `void` pointers to a typed pointer, requiring an explicit cast instead. casting from `void` pointers to a typed pointer, requiring an explicit cast instead.
Common file extensions for C++ code are .cpp (C with poop) and .cc (crippled C). Common file extensions for C++ code are .cpp (C with poop) and .cc (crippled C).
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return 0; return 0;
} }
``` ```
## See Also
- [C](c.md)
- [Bloat](bloat.md)