spam@maksimov.org wrote:

> What would be the primary use of such converter? I see two possibilities:
> 
> 1. Convert some existing C++ code *once*, any subsequent changes are  
> made to the resulting C code.
> 
> 2. Write the program in C++, translate to C code so it would compile  
> for the target, test, repeat. Seems rather clunky (unless the process  
> is automated and very fast).

I "only" :) wished a C++ to C converter, that I/we could use to write 
some C++ code for a PIC16/18/dsPIC - translating into C first and then 
compiling.
Just to test... and provided that one can find the reasons for a C++ 
program on PICs !

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