Is there a GetError() in sfml?

[Groogy]

Most programmers want things virtual in C++, kinda like aiming against what Objective-C or Ruby or any dynamic language provides. The whole function lookup process makes it slower. While when you stay with the original C version, it just binds the function to the symbol compiled in the executable.

And sure I agree Globals are bad, but they are very usable, and if used you should only have it as some internal things for a set of functions.



I think we've strayed off-topic.

[Tank]

Most programmers want things virtual in C++

Hopefully only when needed. Virtual functions are only needed for polymorphism. But yeah, most C++ programmers declare function virtual by default, which is a big no-no.

II think we've strayed off-topic.

True, but since the original question has been answered, I guess nobody cares.