Chapter 36. C Language Considerations

    FAQ 36.01 What are the main issues when mixing C and C++ code in the same application?

    FAQ 36.02 How can C++ code call C code?

    FAQ 36.03 How can C code call C++ code?

    FAQ 36.04 Why is the linker giving errors for C functions called from C++ functions and vice versa?

    FAQ 36.05 How can an object of a C++ class be passed to or from a C function?

    FAQ 36.06 Can a C function directly access data in an object of a C++ class?

    FAQ 36.07 Can C++ I/O (<iostream>) be mixed with C I/O (<stdio.h>)?

    FAQ 36.08 Which is safer: <iostream> or <stdio.h>?

    FAQ 36.09 Which is more extensible: <iostream> or <stdio.h>?

    FAQ 36.10 Which is more flexible: <iostream> or <stdio.h>?

    FAQ 36.11 Why does it seem that C++ programming feels farther away from the machine than C?

    FAQ 36.12 Why does C++ do more things behind your back than C does?



C++ FAQs
C Programming FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions
ISBN: 0201845199
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 566
Authors: Steve Summit

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