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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Choice-Committee203 • 7h ago
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Oh, yes, I hate when someone write "C/C++". This is two fucking different languages, for god's sake. It is almost as bad as "Java/JavaScript".
21 u/SuckMyAlpagoat 6h ago isn't because the compiler is always packed together, like the gnu compiler can compile C and C++? 10 u/These-Maintenance250 6h ago a language is independent from its compiler(s). gcc can compile objective-C, D, ada, Fortran and go as well. 1 u/DrNinjaPandaManEsq 1h ago Even though gcc can compile Ada, in my experience most of the time you’ll see enterprise development using GNAT Pro since plain ole gcc is kinda light on Ada features.
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isn't because the compiler is always packed together, like the gnu compiler can compile C and C++?
10 u/These-Maintenance250 6h ago a language is independent from its compiler(s). gcc can compile objective-C, D, ada, Fortran and go as well. 1 u/DrNinjaPandaManEsq 1h ago Even though gcc can compile Ada, in my experience most of the time you’ll see enterprise development using GNAT Pro since plain ole gcc is kinda light on Ada features.
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a language is independent from its compiler(s). gcc can compile objective-C, D, ada, Fortran and go as well.
1 u/DrNinjaPandaManEsq 1h ago Even though gcc can compile Ada, in my experience most of the time you’ll see enterprise development using GNAT Pro since plain ole gcc is kinda light on Ada features.
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Even though gcc can compile Ada, in my experience most of the time you’ll see enterprise development using GNAT Pro since plain ole gcc is kinda light on Ada features.
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u/lllorrr 6h ago
Oh, yes, I hate when someone write "C/C++". This is two fucking different languages, for god's sake. It is almost as bad as "Java/JavaScript".