On 2/2/2012 3:31 PM, Jonathan Wakely wrote:
On 02/02/2012, rebelstar wrote:
Hello,
I have a C file and .h file which i can easily compile on a 64 bit linux
platform.( Through eclipse IDE. In the compiler option, i enable -std=c99.
Now, with the same file, i want to compile it on c++ compiler. (the gcc
compiler version i am using is 4.2.2)
So i add extern c to the .h files and rename the .c file to c++.
I used g++ compiler when i got the error " enable c99 compiler option.
That doesn't look like a GCC error, what's the exact message?
Have you taken -std=c99 out of the options? That's not valid for compiling C++
You should not need any -std option.
If you set -std=c99 in order to enable restrict, you may need
-Drestrict=__restrict__ (or equivalent substitution in .h) when you
switch to C++ and remove -std=c99.
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Tim Prince
