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From: schiers@imdm.uke.uni-hamburg.dbp.DE (Carsten Schiers)
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Subject: GNU C vs. G++
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in article <25724@brunix.UUCP> Rob Demillo writes:

> gcc - this is GNU's public domain C++ compiler.

As far as I know, and I have a running version of it, GCC is a
(maybe only nearly) ANSI compatible C compiler. The C++ compiler
you mentioned, and which I have also running is called G++ and
a little bit buggy. Both compiler are planed to be merged, but 
I haven't heared that this already happened.

> The extensions are
> in the areas of Object Oriented Programming (OOPS)
> Systems. (MODULA is such a language.)

I think you mean SIMULA, since MODULA(-2) is not a object oriented language,
but SIMULA is, or Smalltalk-80.

Carsten.

Carsten Schiers
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