micke@slaka.sirius.se (Mikael Karlsson) (07/18/90)
In message <5137@uwm.edu>, duncan@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Shan D Duncan) writes: >From article <13271@cbmvax.commodore.com>, by ken@cbmvax.commodore.com (Ken Farinsky - CATS): >> In article <1990Jul18.020220.9502@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> dailey@kira.uucp (Chris Dailey) writes: >>>More importantly, how do you say it? I've heard some people say "C >>>incremented", but I always say "C plus plus". >> >> Common usage says "C plus plus" (although I think that this sounds stupid.) >> I prefer "C increment". The first article I ever read on C++ said >> "C increment", all others have said "C plus plus", or punted and only >> used the literal "C++". > >What about C more as in Semour (or however you spell the >person's name). > How about "C inc" as in everything but. /Mikael -- \_/ Mikael Karlsson, Lovsattersvagen 10, S-585 98 LINKOPING, SWEDEN V | micke@slaka.sirius.se | Absolut Software | micke@slaka.UUCP ~~~ | {mcvax,seismo}!sunic!liuida!slaka!micke
jep@mtiame.oz (Jesper Peterson) (07/24/90)
[four levels of followups deleted] >>>>More importantly, how do you say it? I've heard some people say "C >>>>incremented", but I always say "C plus plus". Orwellian: C doubleplus -- ACSnet: jep@mtiame.mtia.oz UUCP: ...!uunet!munnari!mtiame.oz!jep [Diamanda Galas] Makes Nina Hagen look like Kylie Minogue. - katefans@world.std.com (Chris'n'Vickie of Kansas City)