Posted by Jason on 08:04:00 09-12-2002
Does lcc-win32 compile C++ files?
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Posted by KaGez on 17:33:00 09-12-2002
I don't know .... in linux there is a g++ coming together with gcc, which handles the c++ compilation. Since lcc is only a windows port of gcc, I think there should be a simmilar program coming with it... maybe l++? dunno, maybe it's best to check out the lcc page
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Posted by Smerdyakov on 22:25:00 09-12-2002
lcc has nothing to do with gcc. It was made from the ground up, and you can buy a book by its authors that describes how they did it, I believe. =)
Posted by Peter on 03:22:00 09-14-2002
LCC isn't GCC for Windows - DJGPP is. (afaik)
Posted by dxprog on 07:08:00 09-14-2002
I don't think it does.
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Posted by buzgub on 09:48:00 09-14-2002
DJGPP is a port of GCC to dos. Mingw is a port of gcc to windows. Cygwin is a port of the whole gnu system to windows, which includes GCC, vim, emacs, bash, and a bunch of other stuff.
LCC is a C compiler - it does not do c++. The various GCC ports do do c++.
I hope that makes it all clear
Posted by KaGez on 23:26:00 09-14-2002
okok, my bad
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Posted by sg on 05:27:00 09-17-2002
lcc only compiles C language code not c++ ,.. it is a C only windows compiler ..
Posted by MoX on 17:11:00 09-17-2002
Heh, I like it when people repeat things...
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Posted by sg on 05:18:00 09-19-2002
sorry, i didn't see someone had psted the exact same thing almost above
Posted by ap on 07:50:00 08-25-2003
Like stated above, it doesn't compile C++ code. But I've found it to work well with David Stes' POC Objective-C preprocessor. Objective-C sure isn't C++, but it does add some nice OO capabilities to C.
Posted by liasis on 20:06:00 09-28-2003
As stated numerous times, lcc doesn't compile C++. MinGW all the way ;)