I know this topic has probably been discussed many times over here, but I just had a few questions about C vs. C++. Now I don''t want this thing to break down into topic for C coders to bash C++ coders or vice versa but I just wanted to know what the differences are in C and C++ except OOP in C++. Is there certain things you can do in C++ that you can''t do in C or vice versa? I know that doing something in one language may be easier than using the other one but is there things you can''t do? Well thanks in advance, and please don''t let this degenerate into a flame post.

They both can give you a program that produces the same results, so technically, no there isn''t anything you can do in one that you can''t do in the other. Writing an application in style (modular, procedural, object oriented) may be easier than that same application in the another, but that doesn''t have to do with the language in most cases, and it mean it can''t be done in another style.


http://druidgames.cjb.net/

gamedev FAQ is at the top of the page, the link that says "New? Start Here". Item #2--"What are the differences between the languages".