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From: pm0@springs.cis.ufl.edu (Patrick Martin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
Subject: Re: Lattice C++
Keywords: C++
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Date: 24 Jan 91 01:13:10 GMT
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In article <718@caslon.cs.arizona.edu> dave@cs.arizona.edu (Dave P. Schaumann) writes:
>This is the second post I've seen mentioning _G_++.  At first, I thought it
>was just a weird typo.  So what is G++?  Some sort of C++ dialect/offshoot,
>or just some marketdroid's idea of a clever name?
>
>Or is it just a weird typo (that spreads... ;-)?

G++ is the GNU (GNU's Not Unix) version of C++.  It is geared to work well
with Emacs (Another of their efforts).  I am not sure how well it works
with the Gnu Emacs for the amiga but anyways, you don't have to have Emacs
to get it to work anyways.

G++ is a very reliable program on other systems and is currently under development
for the amiga (So I hear through the Net anyways).

I have had some problems with Lattice so far.  Maybe someone out there can be
of some assistance.  The following program did not perform like my C++ book
said it should.  This is VERY basic so maybe some veteran C++ owner can help
me out (Seeing I have a C++ program due next Mon. and would like to develop
with Lattice)

Here it is (Simplified but the basics are still here):

#include <stream.h>

void read() {cout << "read()\n";}
void sort() {cout << "sort()\n";}

int main()
{
   read();
   sort();
   return 0;
}

This is so simple yet when I run it, it does not print:
read()
sort()

In fact it does not print anything at all.  The program compiles fine.

Am I missing something here?

Thanks in Advance,

Pat Martin