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As far as I know most of C++ compilers first convert C++ code to C before compiling.
I've used convertors, none of them is 100% reliable. You can use another way to do your job by static linking . First compile your C++ codes using C++ compilers and make .LIB file. Then you can use extern in your C codes to use methods from your compiled C++ code (.lib) Your C compiler will link the lib file to your final exe and the job is done. Regards OMID |
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