Are the old C header like stdio.h, stdlib.h removed from standard C++ in C++0x or are they still in?
Asking this because I see that some programmers in my project still use them and not cstdio and Im wondering if I should whine about it
Are the old C header like stdio.h, stdlib.h removed from standard C++ in C++0x or are they still in?
Asking this because I see that some programmers in my project still use them and not cstdio and Im wondering if I should whine about it
Still there for backwards compatibility with C.
Originally Posted by Adak
The "old C headers" are deprecated in standard C++. "Deprecated" means they are supported, but scheduled for removal from a future version of the C++ standard. If memory serves, they continue to be deprecated in C++0x.
There are a lot of factors - mostly related to team dynamics and your place in the team relative to other members - that will determine if it is worth pushing for a change.
ok, so they are still in. Then no whine from me the code will compile for years to come
