I've taken a break for C++ code for a little while. It's been nice. As I get older, I find that spending too much time coding really wreaks havoc with my neural pathways. Specifically, it exercises linear thought in my left hemisphere and stifles my right hemisphere. It also impacts my mood in negative ways...
That said, I still have to write code and I have this two-years legacy of C++ that I need to add some functionality to. Nothing too tricky. However, I left the code with a nasty bug lurking about. It was taking me several hours to replicate the bug in the debugger. Despite essentially rewriting major sections of code where the bug appear, it's still out there. Maybe it's a collection of bugs...
I was actually hoping to do a total rewrite in Java or some language with more structured memory management but that's not happening soon enough. So I'm going to download an evaluation copy of GlowCode and see what it says...
