ryanobjc · November 3, 2012 21:37
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 With languages like Java, or especially C++,” Bornstein says, “abstractions can be convenient, but there 
 are a lot of implicit operations that happen, such as when copy constructors are invoked, or destructors 
 or assignment operators, or if you have any sort of operator overloading. Those implicit sort of function 
 calls, unless you’re an absolute expert in the code base and know exactly how everything was designed, 
 can actually create real problems when reasoning about a piece of code.


 http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=2366316.2366321
	With languages like Java, or especially C++,” Bornstein says, “abstractions can be convenient, but there
	are a lot of implicit operations that happen, such as when copy constructors are invoked, or destructors
	or assignment operators, or if you have any sort of operator overloading. Those implicit sort of function
	calls, unless you’re an absolute expert in the code base and know exactly how everything was designed,
	can actually create real problems when reasoning about a piece of code.


	http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=2366316.2366321