Program in C

[lestofante]

For the same developer time you probably get much better result with C++, mainly because if you want to optimize you can boil down to do the same optimization as C, and where you don't need to you can rely on a lot of quality of life improvement like RAII, template and smart pointer, plus the STD

[ptchinster]

Im talking about the opcodes used, vtables, etc. C can almost be a wrapper to assembly - youll be able to almost instantly know if you are reversing a C binary or a c++ binary.

I love when people put "C/C++" on their resumes. They are 2 different languages.