Re: [paragui-users] ParaGUI && Embedded C++

[I . S . Kuten]

On 25 Jul 2003 11:22:00 +0100
address@hidden (Mark Junker) wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> it might be useful to be able to compile ParaGUI with EC++ compilers.  
> However, those compilers miss some Standard C++ features:
> 
> - no templates
> - no exceptions
> - no namespaces
> - no RTTI
> 
> AFAIK ParaGUI uses at least three of the features listed above. Is there a  
> way to change the implementation easily to make it usable with an EC++  
> compiler?
> 
> Best regards,
> Mark Junker
> 

Embedded C++ omits the following features which are useful, but not necessary 
in an embedded environment:

   * exceptions
   * multiple inheritance
   * virtual base classes
   * templates
   * namespaces
   * runtime type identification (RTTI)
   * new-style casts
   * virtual function tables
   * mutable specifiers 


- if it's removed , what the reason to write on C++ ????

it's better to write on C.

If look for use paraGUI in embedded enviroments it's better to
modularize paragui and compile in only needed features than use ec++