A programming language intended to be a successor to C. Provided access to a variety of extended programming constructs such as templates, classes, methods, etc.
[Someone want to add URLs to some useful web sites?]
- http://www.research.att.com/~bs/C++.html
- http://www.ncits.org/cplusplus.htm
- http://ec.tmit.ac.jp/koyama/c++.html
- http://www.fpx.de/fp/Software/tcl-c++/
- http://www.cuj.com/
- Critcl does C++
- Invoking C commands from C++
- Invoking Tcl commands from C++
- Cplusplus streams and Tcl channels
underC [L1 ] an interesting lightweight C++ interpreter. The author implies [L2 ] that it should be easy to interact with Tcl/Tk from it.
See also these projects relating to C++ and Tcl development :
- Anjunta
- Ara
- Artefact
- AutoDOC
- AutoDOC (Reiberg)
- BED
- boob
- BSVC
- C-Forge IDE
- Cade
- CC2Itcl
- CmdLine
- cpp2itcl
- cpptcl
- Deet
- DGC Tools
- EvoX
- Exuberant Ctags
- FriGUI
- g2 preprocessor
- GAGS
- GOOD
- Highlight
- J
- JX Development Suite
- MyrmecoX
- Nebula Device
- NSCL SpecTcl
- Objectify
- OBST
- OMNeT++
- plplot
- prettyp
- Ptolemy
- robodoc
- S-CASE
- Sdoc
- SLOCCount
- SNACC
- Source Navigator
- SQL Relay
- State Map Compiler (SMC)
- Swig
- Test Environment Toolkit
- Mark Smith's tlist [L3 ] is a "C++ class for a Tcl list ... [which] makes it easy to use Tcl lists within a C++ program."
- Tsert Integrated Test Environment
- VAD (Visual Ada Developer)
- Webcpp
Marco Maggi quips: C++ is "the tool of the angels: only in heaven you have infinite amount of time to devote to design analysis (and to wait for the compiler to finish)."
dkf on the chat: "C++ doesn't just provide you with enough rope to hang yourself. It also provides a do-it-yourself scaffold (with instructions translated from Klingon by Papuan tribesmen). ... Experts can do very cool stuff with C++. Utter dummies can do cool stuff with C++. But everyone else is in trouble..."