OK, I am confused. How do those changes make it be able to compile via C++?OvermindDL1 wrote: Sorry, school/work decided to slam me for a bit.
The changes I made are relatively simple, just changed the couple varidic macro's to something useful otherwise. I think there was one more change in the code somewhere, but it was simple as well.
I do have a pre-processor program that can fully preprocess the C99 syntax. If I really wanted then I could just have VS run that as the preprocessor instead of having it do it itself, easy to setup, but meh...
Right now we do compile via /TP (Compile as C++ code), but that is not the same as converting the code to C++.
The filename extension determines how files are processed. If you rename all the .c files to .cpp, and try to compile again, you will get tons of errors that you must fix. That is what I thought you were talking about.
