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There is probably going to be other conflicts that are caused by this change, harrogate would also need to be changed to reflect this. I am not sure exactly what in Harrogate would need to be changed at this time, at some point I or whoever solves this issue will need to trace the path the code takes when you hit compile. Harrogate doesn't have any comments so it takes time to process what anything is. I am 70% sure that Harrogate feeds into pcompiler and pcompiler automatically determines the correct compiler, but I don't think g++ is setup as an option for pcompiler and it will default to gcc.
Additionally, I am unsure if KIPR as an organization will want to switch to C++, I don't know if there is some reason they decided to choose C. I view C as a primitive version of C++ and I can't think of a reason why you would choose to make a program in C over C++ other than experience level/simplicity. At very least I think we should add the option of C++.
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This is the botui compilation code:
The compiler is set to C directly by calling gcc.
If we wanted to switch to C++ we could just change this line:
to:
There is probably going to be other conflicts that are caused by this change, harrogate would also need to be changed to reflect this. I am not sure exactly what in Harrogate would need to be changed at this time, at some point I or whoever solves this issue will need to trace the path the code takes when you hit compile. Harrogate doesn't have any comments so it takes time to process what anything is. I am 70% sure that Harrogate feeds into pcompiler and pcompiler automatically determines the correct compiler, but I don't think g++ is setup as an option for pcompiler and it will default to gcc.
Additionally, I am unsure if KIPR as an organization will want to switch to C++, I don't know if there is some reason they decided to choose C. I view C as a primitive version of C++ and I can't think of a reason why you would choose to make a program in C over C++ other than experience level/simplicity. At very least I think we should add the option of C++.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: