> + --with-cxx=<compiler>: Some C++ compilers require that main() is > + compiled with the C++ if there is any C++ code in the application. > + Specifically, g++ on a.out systems may require that to support > + construction of global objects. With this option, the main() function > + of Python will be compiled with <compiler>; use that only if you > + plan to use C++ extension modules, and if your compiler requires > + compilation of main() as a C++ program. Thanks for documenting this; see my continued reservation in the (reopened) bug report. Another question remains regarding the docs though: why is it bad to always compile main.c with a C++ compiler? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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