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Re: C++ - No Code?
It is fully legal. You are not replacing any librarys. You are only generating a binary that has a second version of the library symbols that have been re-named to avoid a namespace collision. There is no need to modify the firmware to get this to work. This is similar to writing your own printf and friends and using those.
If you want, it is also possible to use the old version of the standard libraries that comes with the cRIO and use the newer compiler with them. This will produce a number of warnings in the header files, but it will still work. This is the route that 971 went last year, since I hadn't gotten the symbol renaming worked out.
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