lib_c and support for the "NEW" keyword

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sy
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Posted by sy: Thu. Feb 17, 2005 - 12:57 AM
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Tell me? Does the current GCC implementation of lib_c support the NEW keyword? I searched the forum but found it may be more accurate just to ask?

Thanks in advance.

//Sy

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Posted by dl8dtl: Thu. Feb 17, 2005 - 08:51 AM
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No such thing like a NEW keyword.

But maybe you meant "new". C and C++ are case-sensitive languages.

No substantial change wrt. the C++ implementation state compared to
what's written in the FAQ. We still need a volunteer to improve C++
support (which will most likely require to get libsup++ compile).

Jörg Wunsch

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Posted by EW: Thu. Feb 17, 2005 - 02:38 PM
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Also, to be pedantic, there's no such thing as lib_c either.
For the AVR, there is avr-libc, the Standard C library for the AVR. At the moment there is not a Standard C++ library for the AVR.

Eric Weddington
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