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rebolax Posted - 11/15/2012 : 3:50:24 PM
I, Hello, I am interested in this programming language; visiting the site I read this:

quote:
Origin C is an ANSI C compatible programming language native to Origin, which also utilizes elements of C++ and C#. Origin C provides programmatic access to Origin's many features.

What are the elements of c++ that I can use?

for example, (I have see the "Basic Features" where we use "printf"), the program "Hello World" I can write in c++?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
main()
{
cout<<"Hello world";
}

Or I cannot use "<iostream> / cout"?

thank you very much!

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rebolax Posted - 11/16/2012 : 03:37:07 AM
Ok!
I wanted to be sure about this before choosing Origin C.
At last the language is C and not C++
thanks, you were very kind and and quick to answer me.
have a nice day!
Penn Posted - 11/16/2012 : 03:27:47 AM
Hi,

In a simple way, you can say it like this, and all the elements mentioned in Language Fundamental page are available in Origin C.

Penn
rebolax Posted - 11/16/2012 : 02:51:33 AM
Hi,
thanks for your answer!
So we can say that the "elements of c++" are only
quote:
Origin C supports C++ exception handling using the try, catch, and throw statements.

?
Penn Posted - 11/15/2012 : 8:29:23 PM
Hi,

Origin C has no such support. You can refer to Language Fundamentals for more details.

Penn

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