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0 pointsjki2756y ago0 comments

C++ is not a strict superset of C anymore. You can't compile all C in a C++ compiler.

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has c++ ever been a strict superset of c?

afaik,

  int* arr = malloc(sizeof(int));

has never worked in c++.

jki275OP6y ago

It's probably never been a strict superset really.

mrr546y ago

To use a trivial example:

    int free;

leetcrew6y ago

care to explain which language this doesn't work in (and why)? I'm curious. AFAIK, `free` isn't a keyword in either language and this is just declaring an int variable with a legal identifier (but not initializing it).

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leetcrew6y ago

has c++ ever been a strict superset of c?

afaik,

  int* arr = malloc(sizeof(int));

has never worked in c++.

jki275OP6y ago

It's probably never been a strict superset really.

mrr546y ago

To use a trivial example:

    int free;

leetcrew6y ago

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