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Date: 21 Jun 89 03:36:53 GMT
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> While playing with g++ the other night, I noticed that string literal
> concatenation a la ANSI C is supported. This is nifty but is it a
> feature that will be approved in a future C++ spec?

There is a conscious effort in progress to bring C++ closer
to ANSI C where it is reasonable to do so.  This particular
case has already been handled: cfront 2.0 supports it.