---------------------------------------- > Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:05:45 -0700 > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Compiling C++ to C > > Gabriel Sechan wrote: >> I have to port a C++ program to a new platform, using a specific version of >> a compiler (I guess technically I only have to be ABI compatible with said >> compiler). Said compiler is for an embedded platform, and cannot be updated >> to a modern version because our partner has no plans to migrate. Needless >> to say, troubles arose. This ancient version does not support templates. >> We use templates. Removing the templates would be painful- very painful. >> So we're considering cross-compiling to C. Has anyone done this? Any >> pointers? Anyone with any knowledge of the Comeau compiler? >> >> Gabe > > What about cfront? > Looking at wikipedia, cfront seems to be abandoned (as of a failed version 4.0). I can't find anyone actively offering it for sale or support. This is a work project, not home, so I'm not looking to cheap out. I might try downloading an old version, but I'd rather pay for something that's active than screw around with abandoned code for weeks.
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