Hello,
I have megabytes of sources which follow the C++ syntax rather than the C s= yntax.
These are NOT 'real' C++ sources (no objects, they just use C++ syntax).
Unfortunately I have to migrate to a different development environment whic= h uses gcc in the back end, BUT only as a C compiler. In this new system, I= have NO access to the makefile, nor the command line used to call gcc.
The question, is: how, IN the .c file, do I tell gcc that the code bellow s= hould be parsed/compiled using the C++ syntax (the only thing I can touch b= eing my source files...)
Can I do something like
extern "CPP" {
My code
}
(ok, I do know that extern, as a concept, is not exactly what I am looking for, but I was trying to find something close enough that people would understand).
Or is there a #pragma for this?
Command lines options are unfortunately not workable for me...
Thanks
Cyrille
