From: firewind <firewind AT metroid DOT dyn DOT ml DOT org>
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Subject: Re: C++ copyright
Date: 6 Sep 1997 17:27:08 GMT
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Bill <billyjoe AT servtech DOT com> wrote:
> A question that I have is this...

> I write software using the C stdio.h include. I use the services of C++ in
> the fact that I use the classes and inheritance properties of the class
> structure. I do not use the operator overloading and such found from
> including the iostream header file in my projects. Does this mean that I am
> using the C++ library or not? The ide shows that it executes GCC, I've
> never seen GXX being executed.

gcc can compile C++ without any help. All gxx does is link in extra libraries
that most people programming in C++ need. Therefore, you aren't linking in
the libraries.

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