Hello, On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 11:50:03PM -0800, John Kelley wrote: [...] > Also, not that anyone here probably cares but it is standard practice > for any library that is used in C++ and written in C to include extern > C in its public headers. That basically is the main argument for keeping it. On the other hand I think that this practice was a very stupid idea, blurring C and C++ as if they were one thing. Which they are concerning the issue at hand (linking) they are not even remotely. I am simply undecided on this issue... Greetings, Remar D?ffinger P.S.: I always wondered where people saw that big difference between Java and C, except for the libraries you use. Sure, you have "objects" but most C code turned out to be just as object-oriented without those special-purpose helpers...
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