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by minipci1321
3337 days ago
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> I can't think of any C syntax that's not valid C++, enum toto { a = 1 };
enum toto b = 1; Fixing versions of both standards could bring in more examples (like trailing comma in enums and use of the names reserved in C++, by the C code). Overall, ironically, as typing is stronger in C++ (which I agree is a non-syntactic change), poor C code (using lots of unjustified casts), will require less modifications to be compiled as C++. |
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