Re:Mrustc: a Rust compiler written in C++
by kazinator on Friday September 22, 2017 @10:57AM
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Any carefully written C program that doesn't use certain C99 an C11 things can be said to be C++.
My language implementation compiles as C and C++. Every so often I build it as C++ (like before releases) to check for regressions and flush out any issues caught by the C++ compiler.
I don't think of it as "written in C++", though it is not technically a false statement.
All Scheme programs are really written in Common Lisp; they just need a suitable library of macros and functions ...
My language implementation compiles as C and C++. Every so often I build it as C++ (like before releases) to check for regressions and flush out any issues caught by the C++ compiler.
I don't think of it as "written in C++", though it is not technically a false statement.
All Scheme programs are really written in Common Lisp; they just need a suitable library of macros and functions ...