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Re: Class functions from C++ to C
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Tue, 21 Apr 1998 06:14:41 GMT
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Thomas Hauri <HAR@TWI.stopspammersCH>
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Hi Kate
you could use some precompiler to convert C++ to C. I think that the GNU
C++ compilers have such a precompiler. (At least the older ones do.)
Tom
krasing@iastate.edu schrieb:
> I'm using A-Life techniques to control a simple robot. The program I'm
> using was initially written by my A-Life professor in C++, and as I use
> IC, I need to bring it over to C. I'm having difficulties as it calls a
> class (bots) from a C++ library file (symbot.h). I need to resolve this
> problem, and I'd really appreciate any help -- I have the virtual robot
> finished, but a main part of my project was to bring the virtual robot
> out into the real world. IC compiles about half of my program -- the
> class functions aren't used until the last half of the program. If IC
> can't do that, what software/hardware that is easy to get ahold of can?
> Thanks for any and all help! :)
>
> -Kate
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