On Thu, 14 Jan 1999, Peter Gerwinski wrote:
Sorry? DJGPP is a platform several compilers - including GPC and GCC - can run on. You are probably talking about compatibility between GPC and G++.
I knew that DJGPP is a port of GCC, but I guess I'm just used to saying DJGPP for the GCC/DJGPP port :P (G++ included)
Funny. So the mechanisms to link OOP stuff are almost the same in G++ and GPC ... (:
I have not tried it with multiple inheritance in C++, but I have tried declaring/accessing variables declared in a parent and child object. Parent and child data are grouped together in one place. From what I was reading about multiple inheritance, all it really does is take methods from two objects and put them into one as tho they were all declared into a single class, so GPC can prolly be (with a little coaxing, as in the globals trick) compatible with G++ in that sense. Another thing I haven't tried is calling virtual functions. If GPC allows asmname to be used on object methods, I'm sure GPC would at least be 80% compatible with G++ objects (a class could be declared in G++, then "imported" into GPC like the C functions already do).
See ya! Orlando Llanes
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