* Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
>>ask for C compilation, which do not find iostream, string,
>>and other standard C++ headers.
>
>That bit is faily easy. You need to override CC as g++ (or whatever
>your C++ compiler is called - 
>
>WriteMakefile(
>    'CC'                => 'g++',
>    'LD                 => 'g++',
>    ...);
>
>Similarly for Win32 with VC++ the is a command line flag to 'cl' 
>which says to treat source as C++.

Is there really no standard way to do this cross-platform?

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