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C or C++

eliahu c. over 13 years ago

Hi all

Are KEIL compilers C or C++ compilers ?

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Elico

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0 Mike Kleshov over 13 years ago in reply to ²erik malund

ONLY the ARM compiler will do C++, '51, '251, '166 will not

Huh? When I last dealt with the C166 compiler about 10 years ago, it did C++. It was doing it through translating to C, though.
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0 Mike Kleshov over 13 years ago in reply to ²erik malund

ONLY the ARM compiler will do C++, '51, '251, '166 will not

Huh? When I last dealt with the C166 compiler about 10 years ago, it did C++. It was doing it through translating to C, though.
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0 Walt Conley over 13 years ago in reply to Mike Kleshov

http://www.keil.com/c166/ec166.asp
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0 Andy Neil over 13 years ago in reply to Mike Kleshov

http://www.keil.com/c166/ec166.asp

Keil are at pains to point out that it does Embedded C++ - which is not quite the same thing as just "C++"...
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0 ImPer Westermark over 13 years ago in reply to Andy Neil

On the other hand - it might be a good thing to have a hard brick wall to stop people from writing PC-class software on too small processors. For microcontroller applications, I don't see any real issues cherry-picking the best things from C++ while avoiding the more memory- or CPU-hungry features.
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