There is legal C that is illegal C++
There is legal C that is legal C++ but has different observable behaviour
And if you're "writing C in C++" then you're not really using C++ as it was intended, might as well just write C and use a C compiler.
There is legal C that is legal C++ but has different observable behaviour
And if you're "writing C in C++" then you're not really using C++ as it was intended, might as well just write C and use a C compiler.
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