Linux written in C++?
Linux written in C++?
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This description of C++ is misleading at best (C++ is used for "Air Travel"?), but saying its used to "make Linux" is just wrong.
Linux written in C++?
This description of C++ is misleading at best (C++ is used for "Air Travel"?), but saying its used to "make Linux" is just wrong.
A very specific subset of a very specific version of C++.
Unless they went all in on the recent C standard.
Linux kernel doesn't use C++ at all.
Though if you widen the definition of "Linux OS" beyond the kernel then it's used in many places of course (especially KDE).
I don’t think you understood the post.
C++ was a strict superset of C for many many years. Until very recently, all C was definitionally also C++.