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how compiler make difference between C and C++
Hai EveryOne
Can Anyone solve my one query is that how compiler make difference between C and C++. I tried to search on net but not got proper results.
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nitin gupta
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how compiler make difference between C and C++
Without using any compiler options, from the file extension.
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Shyan
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> Hai EveryOne
> Can Anyone solve my one query is that how compiler make difference between
> C and C++. I tried to search on net but not got proper results.
>
> bye bye
> nitin gupta
> NITIN GUPTA
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how compiler make difference between C and C++
>Hai EveryOne
>Can Anyone solve my one query is that how compiler make difference between
C and C++. I tried to search on net but not got >proper results.
>
>bye bye
>nitin gupta
>
>NITIN GUPTA
>Programmer
>GoldenEmbryo Tech. Pvt. Ltd.
>Pune
>09850543113(mob.)
Well, that would depend on the compiler you`re using. In MS VC++ 6, for
example, the MSCRT defines a macro, __cplusplus. If you undefine that macro,
then the compiler will treat your code as C code.
Regards,
Fernando.
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how compiler make difference between C and C++
From: nitin gupta [mailto:tonit@...]
>Can Anyone solve my one query is that how compiler make
>difference between C and C++. I tried to search on net but not
>got proper results.
Usual behaviour is determinted by the file extension of the file you`re
compiling, but can be overridden using a command line option (or
somewhere in Tools>Option in your IDE.)
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how compiler make difference between C and C++
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Fernando Arturo Gómez Flores [mailto:fernando.gomez@...]
> Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 11:57 AM
> To: Programmers-Town@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: (PT) how compiler make difference between C and C++
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> Well, that would depend on the compiler you`re using.
Most compilers recognized the file type by looking at the file extension.
Or you might be able to force the compiler to ignore the file type by
supplying compiler switch.
> In MS VC++ 6, for
> example, the MSCRT defines a macro, __cplusplus. If you undefine that
> macro, then the compiler will treat your code as C code.
You don`t define the __cplusplus macro. It is defined by the compiler when
compiling a C++ source.
HTH
Shyan
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how compiler make difference between C and C++
>Reply embedded...
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Fernando Arturo Gómez Flores
[mailto:fernando.gomez@...]
>> Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 11:57 AM
>> To: Programmers-Town@yahoogroups.com
>> Subject: Re: (PT) how compiler make difference between C and C++
>>
>>
>> Well, that would depend on the compiler you`re using.
>
>Most compilers recognized the file type by looking at the file extension.
>
>Or you might be able to force the compiler to ignore the file type by
>upplying compiler switch.
>
>
>> In MS VC++ 6, for
>> example, the MSCRT defines a macro, __cplusplus. If you undefine that
>> macro, then the compiler will treat your code as C code.
>
>You don`t define the __cplusplus macro. It is defined by the compiler when
>compiling a C++ source.
>
Yes, I realized that in MSVC6 there`s a switch for the compiler, /Tc, that
forces a C compilation instead of C++. That was great, I used to undefine
that macro (with C++ features still on) so that the entities (i.e. COM
interfaces) behave as C entities; or used DevC compiler rather than MSVC6.
Learn from my mistake: first read the complete documentation of your
compiler ;)
Regads,
Fernando.
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