Bug in compiler

"I don't understand why there are some guys that are so negative about certain suggestions."

Trying to compile C++ with a C compiler:

I,ve installed the Compiler and I can,t get even
the simplest code to compile properely.

Anyone know where the fix for this bug is?

On receiving an answer that it is a C compiler:

Can someone answer my question in English please!

On experience with embedded compilers:

Why is the demonstration version so limited? It
looks very weak! Microsofts free compiler can do so
much more!

On receiving a good description of the problem, a note that the M$ compiler can't build for the '51 target, and that the C51 can't build C++ and that a trivial change to the code (to make it C code) would make the example buildable:

Someone give a more positive (and helpful)
response please!

After having received a number of descriptions that C and C++ are different languages:

Why have a demo version that won,t compile my
simple program?

After receiving a further note that C and C++ are different languages, and that a C compiler just can't compile C++:

Anyway, I need to know of alternatives and not
just get you can,t do it style comments.

On the question: Can't you switch to C? Do you really need C++?

You make these comments without knowledge or
appreciation of the requirement.

My contract requires me to produce code for an 8052
controller board that has a keypad and a display.

I need serious options please.

This implies that the chip 8052, or the keypad or the display is a direct implication why C++ is a requirement and not an option. It also implies that the answers you have received are not serious.

After receiving a number of notes that C++ are not the best of languages for the lowest end of microcontrollers, you translate unsuitable into impossible:

The general view from this forum is that C++ an
the 8052 don't mix.

From then on, it's not meaningful to follow the thread anymore.

As you can (probably not) see, you entered this thread in a very narrow-minded way. The perfect way of entering a forum and ask questions...

"I don't understand why there are some guys that are so negative about certain suggestions."

Trying to compile C++ with a C compiler:

I,ve installed the Compiler and I can,t get even
the simplest code to compile properely.

Anyone know where the fix for this bug is?

On receiving an answer that it is a C compiler:

Can someone answer my question in English please!

On experience with embedded compilers:

Why is the demonstration version so limited? It
looks very weak! Microsofts free compiler can do so
much more!

On receiving a good description of the problem, a note that the M$ compiler can't build for the '51 target, and that the C51 can't build C++ and that a trivial change to the code (to make it C code) would make the example buildable:

Someone give a more positive (and helpful)
response please!

After having received a number of descriptions that C and C++ are different languages:

Why have a demo version that won,t compile my
simple program?

After receiving a further note that C and C++ are different languages, and that a C compiler just can't compile C++:

Anyway, I need to know of alternatives and not
just get you can,t do it style comments.

On the question: Can't you switch to C? Do you really need C++?

You make these comments without knowledge or
appreciation of the requirement.

My contract requires me to produce code for an 8052
controller board that has a keypad and a display.

I need serious options please.

This implies that the chip 8052, or the keypad or the display is a direct implication why C++ is a requirement and not an option. It also implies that the answers you have received are not serious.

After receiving a number of notes that C++ are not the best of languages for the lowest end of microcontrollers, you translate unsuitable into impossible:

The general view from this forum is that C++ an
the 8052 don't mix.

From then on, it's not meaningful to follow the thread anymore.

As you can (probably not) see, you entered this thread in a very narrow-minded way. The perfect way of entering a forum and ask questions...