Hacking C++?

[Melter]

Does the SDK only work for C, or does it work for C++ as well?

 

[BassAceGold]

There is very very basic C++ support. You're better off using C.

 

[Melter]

well I don't really know C, only C++... From what I read C++ is very similar to C but the syntax looks quite different. I mean I guess I would be able to get used to using C but I would rather just use C++.

 

[Schicksalsheld]

The syntax is the same...
C++ is an object orienated C... (like Objective C)

If you really want to programm for the DS, then learn C!

 

[Melter]

The syntax is the same...
C++ is an object orienated C... (like Objective C)

If you really want to programm for the DS, then learn C!

the syntax really isn't the same - even for something as basic as console output its quite different:

C++: std::cout

 

[Crosser]

You wouldn't use that anyway on a DS or any other consoles having no shell/log out. The only real and deep difference between C and C++ is the way you structure your code, not the syntax (which is virtually the same). Still, most C++ constructs can be reproduced in one way or another, for great justice.

 

[gumbyx84]

The syntax is the same...
C++ is an object orienated C... (like Objective C)

If you really want to programm for the DS, then learn C!

the syntax really isn't the same - even for something as basic as console output its quite different:

C++: std::cout

 

[Sonic4Ever]

C++: std::cout

 

[Schicksalsheld]

http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~iancooke/osstuff/ccc.html

because in c there aren't any stream operators...

 

[Melter]

C++: std::cout