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So this means the code is in C++ and not in C? The title should be more explicit on that. It's like advertising your code is in C++/C#.
by cbd1984 12y ago
So this means the code is in C++ and not in C? The title should be more explicit on that. It's like advertising your code is in C++/C#.
- deathanatos 12y ago> So this means the code is in C++ and not in C? The title should be more explicit on that. It's like advertising your code is in C++/C#. It appears to be mixed. The files ending in .c contain C, the files ending in .cpp contain C++. See the Makefile, which will compile each with the relevant compiler. Also, did you reply to the right parent?