:: > From: "David Balazic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:: >
:: > C++ is a superset ( more or less ) of C , so it should handle C code.
::
:: In terms of features that's broadly true for C89, but differences in the
:: type system, operator precedence and the the set of reserved/key words are
:: enough to make porting a chore, usually an unnecessary one. Then you have
:: C99 with a pile of features that C++ lacks, such as variable-length arrays.
::
So it is wise to use the subset of C89/C95/C99 and C++ that is identically
in this languages.
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