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25-04-2004, 23:16
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Re: PIC controllers and c++???
I too do not pretend to know what im saying, but i do know that, at least in the early days, C++ compilers would actually convert the C++ code entirely into C code and then use an already existing C compiler to compile that. The point is that it is entirely possible, and i think likely, that you could find or at least modify a compiler to do this for you.
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