Re: C++ Compilers for use on the Mac?

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Re: C++ Compilers for use on the Mac?

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sat, Feb 14, 2004 at 04:20:09AM +0800, Phillip McGree wrote: > introduction to C++ [...] > stdio.h needs to be included, and why there has to be an "f" in > "printf" and "scanf", That's traditional C, not C++. But anyway,... > So now I need to get a C++ compiler

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C++ Compilers for use on the Mac?

Hiya, Well, it's second week of TAFE and after last week's disastrous introduction to C++, I'm now starting to get the hang of it. I'm not a genius at it yet, and I'm still a tad intrigued by why stdio.h needs to be included, and why there has to be an "f" in "printf" and "scanf", but I've man

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