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Subject: C++
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Date: Mon, 23-Apr-84 20:47:03 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 23 20:47:03 1984
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Has anyone netland heard of C++?  Last week Brian Kerningham game a
talk here at Purdue on C (past/present/future).  He was enthusiastic
about about a new language called C++, a revised version of C, that was
upward compatable in C except for a few keywords, and greatly improved
the usage of structures.  Mr. Kerningham didn't go into great detail
about the revisions, since he described himself as a popularizer,
not an author of C

Anyone out there who knows anything about this?  I would like to see some
discussion of this  on the NET.