Anti-OOP... stupid?
Zero
zero at one.two
Tue Feb 14 14:00:43 PST 2012
Hello!
I've recently started to work with D, and I'll start a "bigger"
project soon, using it. For a few days I've been thinking about
the approach I'll take here, and since I don't /have/ to use full
OOP in D, I was wondering... how crazy is it to not use full OP
nowadays?
Naturally one would use objects, but since this isn't C#, or
Java, not freaking everything has to be an object. The C style
kinda feels more natural to me. (I know, I know, C naturally can
do some OOP like stuff, etc... but you get the idea, mainly
normal functions, some globals, yada, yada.)
What I want to know from you people... is that stupid? To even
think about doing something like this? Basically mixing
procedural and OOP? I know about the dangers, and disadvantages,
but if those don't scare one away, would you consider it bad, if
someone did this, on a larger project?
I'm looking forward to your answers.
Zero
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