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Re: Carbon with UNIX
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Re: Carbon with UNIX


  • Subject: Re: Carbon with UNIX
  • From: Edwin Vane <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 15:53:02 -0500
  • Mail-followup-to: XCode Users <email@hidden>

> If the code is compiled as C++, then structs can be referenced
> without the keyword "struct".  If it's compiled as C, you will need
> the keyword "struct".  This is standard, and not Mac-specific.
>
> Ian Krieg

As I was thinking about it after I sent the email, I thought of this
explanation as well. However, the file is a .cpp file so shouldn't Xcode
compile it as C++? Or is there some option buried somewhere that allows
me to chose? Or perhaps there is something smarter going on internally
that knows that what I've written is actually C code in a .cpp file.

Edwin V
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