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I know C and C++ pretty well; I wonder what this "C/C++" language is like.
by _kst_ 12y ago
I know C and C++ pretty well; I wonder what this "C/C++" language is like.
- pmelendez 12y agoThe subset that is the interception of both? which would be a subset of C. (Although I am pretty sure that wasn't what the author had in mind)
- oso2k 12y agoBjarne has always maintained that C++ is (mostly) backwards compatible with C. And that's what most people mean by C/C++.
- _kst_ 12y agoI know that C++ is mostly, but not entirely, backwards compatible with C. That doesn't answer the question of what "C/C++" means. They're two different languages. The problem is that different people mean different things by "C/C++". Some people mean "C and C++"; others just seem to be unaware that they're distinct.
- multimillion 12y agoCheerp, like clang (upon which it is based), can compile both C and C++ files.
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- mx267 12y agoCheerp, like clang (upon which it is based), can compile both C and C++ code.