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C and C++ are not alternatives, so a platform "moving to" one doesn't mean it has to forego the other. Linux, the BSDs, macOS all have both C and C++ toolchains
by pritambaral 9y ago
C and C++ are not alternatives, so a platform "moving to" one doesn't mean it has to forego the other. Linux, the BSDs, macOS all have both C and C++ toolchains.
- slededit 9y agoI'm just explaining what they did. They obviously could have continued to support C if they wanted. But if your waiting for C99 support your wait is in vain. These days you can use clang so a nice C compiler has returned.