Per Inge Mathisen schreef: > On 1/9/07, Giel van Schijndel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> I am not sure what you are referring to. Can you give me a pointer? >> I see now that even the back-end is mixed C/C++ (as opposed to pure >> C++), anyway: >> http://www.openal.org/repos/openal/trunk/OpenAL-Windows/Router/ > Looks pure C to me. Perhaps you are confused by the use of .cpp for C > files? This is a common oddity from MSVC users. >> http://www.openal.org/repos/openal/trunk/OpenAL-Windows/OpenAL32/ > The only file with actual C++ code I can find is this one > http://www.openal.org/repos/openal/trunk/OpenAL-Windows/OpenAL32/alThunk.cpp > > > Why it uses C++ and classes internally when it exports only C > functions, is beyond me. Seems rather pointless. > > There is a MacOSX implementation using C++, too, but I am not sure > what the status of it is. But I see no C++ in the sample > implementation itself, which AFAICT is the one used on Linux. Yes that alThunk file is just about the only back-end file I've really opened. Anyway my point was: it is possible to link C with C++ code. I think I've proven that one.
-- Giel
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