Hi:

The output of sympy.ccode(1+sympy.I) is '1+I'

However, in c++14 mode, like g++ -std=c++14 source.cpp, the g++ compiler 
does not think I is the imaginary unit.

But in the http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/numeric/complex, I know that 
after 

using namespace std::complex_literals;
I can use 1i to represent the imaginary unit.

So how to tell ccode not to convert sympy.I into I but 1i?

I just know that there just exists ccode to convert sympy expression into c 
code. But I can not find any cppcode to convert sympy expression into c++ code.

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