Re: A89: ASM Mentoring
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Re: A89: ASM Mentoring
Like I said. There really isn't any size difference in code in C++ and C.
(meaning that the _exact_ same code in C would produce (about) the same
result with either a C++ or a C compiler.)
The difference is in the standard libs and stuff like that.
Dont confuse C++ with stuff like cout and cin and >> and such. That is just
standard objects defined in files that comes with your C++ compiler. (not
>> thats an operator) You wouldn't have them on the 89 anyway if noone sat
down and implemented them.
The thing is as you say, that you don't really have much need for al fancy
OOP-stuff, and thus there is not much point in haveing a C++ compiler.
If anyone wants one anyway, I'm shure you can compile g++ from the gcc
package to do it.
///Olle
From: "Josh 'Gage'" <antgage@apk.net>
To: <assembly-89@lists.ticalc.org>
> on a PC platform these days memory means shit; so programmers make their
> programs as big as they want. C++ isn't viable on this TI89/92 platform
> because of size limitations. OOP on this platform isn't viable either.
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