top | item 24877540 (no title) astro-codes | 5 years ago Interesting! Could you explain? What C features doesn't C++ have? discuss order hn newest atq2119|5 years ago - C has its own syntax for generics- C has broader support for designated initializers- C allows implicitly casting void* to any other pointer type- C has fewer keywords, e.g. you can use "friend" or "class" as identifier- ...Despite all this, it's true enough that one can easily write C code that also compiles as C++. xondono|5 years ago - C has its own syntax for genericsC has generics? load replies (1)
atq2119|5 years ago - C has its own syntax for generics- C has broader support for designated initializers- C allows implicitly casting void* to any other pointer type- C has fewer keywords, e.g. you can use "friend" or "class" as identifier- ...Despite all this, it's true enough that one can easily write C code that also compiles as C++. xondono|5 years ago - C has its own syntax for genericsC has generics? load replies (1)
atq2119|5 years ago
- C has broader support for designated initializers
- C allows implicitly casting void* to any other pointer type
- C has fewer keywords, e.g. you can use "friend" or "class" as identifier
- ...
Despite all this, it's true enough that one can easily write C code that also compiles as C++.
xondono|5 years ago
C has generics?