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sergeyken
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In the whole forum there is not a single post about IBM’s C/C++ compiler, and standard (or non-standard) libraries.
Does this mean, nobody in this world is using C++ ? |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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| Not really. You will find some in “HomeWorks & Requests” Section of this forum. |
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PeterHolland
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| sergeyken wrote: |
In the whole forum there is not a single post about IBM’s C/C++ compiler, and standard (or non-standard) libraries.
Does this mean, nobody in this world is using C++ ? |
I was doing a lot of C/C++ programming in the past, but that was just for Windows. |
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sergeyken
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I also used C/C++ a lot, but in Windows, and Unix. 10-20... years ago.
Now I’m required to work with C++ code in zOS. There are some specifics, although the major general entities are the same... |
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