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In <1992Jul22.152218.10624@esds.mdc.com> bonney@esds.mdc.com (Greg
Bonney) writes:

>Mike Kienenberger SXMLK@ALASKA, SXMLK@acad3.alaska.edu writes:

>>C++ is an entirely different language.

>Entirely?  I think not.  Any ANSI C program will still work in C++.

I don't think so.  C++ is not a direct superset of ANSI C - there are
a number of small incompatibilities.

Here's a fragment from an ANSI C program which won't work in C++:

typedef struct buddy {
   struct buddy *next;
   int age;
} friend;

typedef struct room {
   struct room *next;
   int chairs;
} class;

:-)

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David F. Skoll