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- From: Chris Cobb <ccobb@cseg.com>
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- Subject: Re: Where can I get a C++ to C translator (or TMS320C80 C++ compiler)?
- Date: 17 Mar 1996 17:58:55 GMT
- Organization: CSEG, Inc.
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- mbe592@airmail.net (Mike Behnke) wrote:
- >I am working on real-time embedded S/W for the Texas Instruments
- >TMS320C80 MultiMedia Video Processor. They currently only have a C
- >compiler for it and I would prefer to use C++. Does anyone know of
- >any C++ to C translators?
- >
- Cfront does exactly what you are asking. AT&T still uses cfront (I
- think) and there are several other vendors that have cfront-based
- compilers (Maxxon? Comeau?). The problem is that the resulting C code
- often needs to be customized to conform to a specific C compiler.
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- Chris
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