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I believe he was talking about the "intro to C on Windows" video that was posted on Youtube. Admittedly, it's an hour long so I don't have the time to watch it
by DSMan195276 12y ago
I believe he was talking about the "intro to C on Windows" video that was posted on Youtube.
Admittedly, it's an hour long so I don't have the time to watch it. Skimming over it though, it looks like he may be writing C code, but compiling it via Microsofts C++ compiler. That's just my guess though. The code he's writing has some Cisms in it (And no C++isms, though it's basically just a 'Hello World'), but it's in a 'cpp' file and I presume VS is using a C++ compiler to do so.
- robmccoll 12y agoWhich only recently added support for C99...
- readerrrr 12y agoAnd even that not completely...
- pjmlp 12y agoC++ and .NET Native are the future of native code programming on Windows. C is for compatibility with older code, or code coming from other platforms.
- tosseraccount 12y agoYou can still link in C libraries, right?