Early in 2003, Bill Wallace contributed a patch which makes it practical [with which version?] to write
critcl::config language c++
But what's the point? Since Critcl is at its best coding tiny bits of what inventor JCW calls "grease", what's the advantage of C++ over C? A concrete example will probably be instructive ...
KBK Perhaps the point is that many applications, especially on Windows, export APIs that are accessible only from C++? if you're using Critcl to build a Tcl interface to one of them, you'll need something like Bill's patch.
Folks, would it be possible to add a name/initials to entries written in the first person? The above does not make much sense, over any prolonged period of time... -jcw (KBK fixed tone of these. I don't know whom I was answering.)
How does this work? Are there any examples? When i insert the above code my library will not build complains about ns_XX_Init not being found(where XX is the name of the namespace)