| From: | Alan Buxey |
| Date: | 13 Jun 2001 at 02:52:15 |
| Subject: | Re: C++ on Amigas |
hi,
> I had been under the impression that Amigas couldn't 'do' c++, and I think I
> may have gotten that impression here somehow.
?? you mean compilers, not program results (doesnt matter WHAT language
the code was written in, if its an Amiga executable it'll run ;-)
C++ is supported by a few compilers, eg StormC4, GCC.
there was an experimental SAS/C that could do C++ for 68k, but thats no
longer supported. vbcc is starting to stretch its C++ legs (it can handle
a few C++ things)
> When I think it through I can't see any reason c++ can't be used, after all
> it is just a language and it doesn't matter once it's compiled right?
err, correct! the 'c++ not supported' that you've picked up on is SOLELY
about whether you can actually compile c++ source code...not about how you
can run any program after its compiled.
alan
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