c++

c++

[Tyler Spivey]

how do c++ programmers solve the problem of using c-only libs ? they:
don't supporrt streams ... that's why i'm going to c, regreatabley.
how can i make c-only libs support streams and stuff? i don't want to mix c++ files in with c fopen'\x7f\x7f\x7fs and fclose, but\x7f ... s/but// 
with c's files ... i said that - i can't backspace, stupid kermit. 
\x7fexample:
clib wants a file desc. you an't use streams, do s/do/so you have to use fopen/fclose.
in most o fyour code you use streams.

Re: c++

[Kirk Wood]

Most c++ programers start with c and then move on to c++. That being said,
the thing to do is use the right tool for the job. The kernel for instance
is normally written in c. Many end user programs are written in c++.

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Kirk Wood
Cpt.Kirk@1tree.net

Nothing is hard if you know the answer or are used to doing it.

Re: c++

[Brian Borowski]

I don't understand this question.  You use streams to do your I/O and use
regular C where you need it.  People do this all the time, so your state
of confusion in this matter is self-induced.

Brian Borowski


On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Tyler Spivey wrote:

> how do c++ programmers solve the problem of using c-only libs ? they:
> don't supporrt streams ... that's why i'm going to c, regreatabley.
> how can i make c-only libs support streams and stuff? i don't want to mix c++ files in with c fopen'\x7f\x7f\x7fs and fclose, but\x7f ... s/but//
> with c's files ... i said that - i can't backspace, stupid kermit.
> \x7fexample:
> clib wants a file desc. you an't use streams, do s/do/so you have to use fopen/fclose.
> in most o fyour code you use streams.
>
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