[dmm]

C with classes is what the google c++ style guide mandates: http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/cppguide.x...

No exceptions, no boost, no lambda, no rtti, streams only for logging, avoid operator overloading, etc.

[vinkelhake]

The Google C++ style guide has its quirks, but describing it as "C with classes" is flat out wrong.

> no boost

Not true, select parts of Boost are available.

> no lambda

The C++11 features are being rolled in gradually. Lambda expressions are now permitted.

> no rtti

The guide says "avoid RTTI" and urges the developer to come up with a different design. This is very much in line with C++ best practice overall. There's no ban on RTTI.

[dmm]

Version 3.274 says:

Do not use lambda expressions, or the related std::function or std::bind utilities.

[vinkelhake]

It's unfortunately not synched with the internal version.

[pjmlp]

I don't agree with Google's style guide, besides they are not perfect.