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> which is one of the few compatibility breaks that C++ did with C It's not "few" though, it's "quite a lot". C and C++ semantics are so different that you'll
by flohofwoe 3y ago
> which is one of the few compatibility breaks that C++ did with C
It's not "few" though, it's "quite a lot". C and C++ semantics are so different that you'll have to write in a specific "common C/C++ subset" for code that should compile both in C and C++ mode.
For all the flak that Objective-C usually gets by both C and C++ people it did one thing right: it respects C as a proper subset instead of creating its own bastard-fork like C++ did and then freezing it in the mid-90s.