>C++ has its own atomics, threads etc. It does indeed, but they are not compatible and at least the C atomics cannot be used from C++. >C++ also has it's own

>C++ has its own atomics, threads etc. It does indeed, but they are not compatible and at least the C atomics cannot be used from C++. >C++ also has it's own designated initializer like syntax. One that is far more limited. This is valid C, but not C++. struct bar { int a; int b; }; struct bar tmp = { .b = 0, .a = 0, };