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Having worked in a code base like this (prior to migration to C++11), I'd agree that they're not necessarily a "nightmare", but they lead to code that's so verbose that it tends to really obscure the actual logic of a piece of code. (Especially anything more complicated than a simple array, e.g. associative maps or multi-dimensional arrays, and iteration constructs can be hellish.)


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