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Originally Posted by JMJ_coder
I do think that if it is to be ultimately viable, it will probably eventually have to compile C++ code.
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I personally see little reason why a
C Compiler should be capable of compiling C++ code, unless the C++ code restricts itself to valid C code or it is specifically advertised as a 'C/C++ Compiler'. (I once made the inverse of that, before I said F' MSVC++ for C). Would you use gcc instead of g++ to compile Qt?
C and C++ are related languages, but they are
different languages. If the same compiler did both, C++ would probably boat it like a truck horse at an all you can eat anyway.
Footnote: Whatever the opinions of some people as to it's meaning, to me the phrase "C/C++" only means "C
and C++"
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