The languages have just enough in common to propagate the myth the C is a
proper subset of C++. There are valid C constructs that will not compile
under C++ rules. One example (with the usual prototype in scope) is
int *ptr = malloc(1024);
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:>: From what I have read , C++ contains all of C, so that the C and C++
:>: code can be intermixed if using the C++ compiler.
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