Kessells_SR@cc.curtin.edu.au (08/10/90)
I am new to C++ and working with a company who does not use it. So I am
looking for a C++ preprocessor rather than a compiler. Is there any PD version
with source (other GNU C++), if not does Zortech/Borland's compilers preprocess
to C. And further which do people prefer (Language & package wise)...
Anybody with some help please mail to tkessells01@cc.curtin.edu.au and thanks
in advance (probably thank you again!).
Michael
Paul's witticism:
Confucious says: Man who speaks with forked tongue should
not kiss balloon.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------bright@Data-IO.COM (Walter Bright) (08/11/90)
In article <3079.26c2acfe@cc.curtin.edu.au> Kessells_SR@cc.curtin.edu.au writes:
<I am new to C++ and working with a company who does not use it. So I am
<looking for a C++ preprocessor rather than a compiler. Is there any PD version
<with source (other GNU C++), if not does Zortech/Borland's compilers preprocess
<to C.
The output of the *macro* preprocessor is available with Zortech via the -e
switch. Zortech, however, is a native C++ compiler, not a translator,
so no C++ => C translation is generated by it.
<And further which do people prefer (Language & package wise)...
I prefer Zortech :-) :-)