2011/4/28 Alex Converse <[email protected]> > This code already won't compile in a C++ compiler because of the way > it uses malloc(). > I know a lot of things why LibAV sources couldn't be compiled with C++ compiler however I interested what did you mean by malloc() usage? Usage without explicit typecast?
Diego Biurrun <[email protected]> > We are well aware. But it's always funny when people keep claiming > that C++ is a superset of C, this will serve as a testament that it > is not :) > Thats simpler to say to students ;). However C++ never designed to be C superset but claims to be as most compatible as it possible. A lot of C code can be silently compiled using C++ compiler but sure - not all (especially since C99 because C and C++ evolving different ways and time intervals). More funny to watch how C developers tries to apply some C++ fundamentals using preprocessor macros and structures to 'simulate' classes and templates... ----------------------------------------------- Kirill Gavrilov, Software designer.
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