From: "DeHackEd" <Not DOT given AT out>
References: <01bd6822$b737b4e0$99a325cb AT jring>
Subject: Re: Compiling C and C++ in same project
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 07:42:29 -0400
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As an ANSI C++ rule, anything inside the

extern "C"
{
    // insert stuff here
};

is to be saved in a format C can read. You are free to use C++ classes,
templates, etc. in this block, but your C code cannot access them without an
exact name. Also, function overloading will not work because extern "C" tells
C++ not to use the name__Fdata format for function names, which is how
overloading works.

Otherwise, you can rename all .c files to .cpp and see what happens. Keep a list
of the ones you change though. C++ is not as forgiving as C.
--
"DeHackEd"

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