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In article <1994Jan19.004931.2532@bnrmtl.bnr.ca>
           yongliu@NTPSERVER "Yong Liu" writes:

>There exist some small differences between C code and C++ code. For example,
>in C we write
>        double g(x,y)
>                double x,y;
>        {
>        .........
>        } 
>        
>while in C++ the above code is writen as
>        double g(double x,double y)
>        {
>        .........
>        } 
>

This also works for ANSI C.

>If I want to reuse my old C codes with my new C++ codes, an automatic 
>translator from C to C++ would be very useful.
>
>Is there such a nice translator around? 

the gcc package comes with protoize which performs this sort of conversion.

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