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The USECXX_FLAG macro enables you to go to a subdirectory that has all C files and compile them with the C++ compiler instead of the C compiler. (You might want to do this if you have decided to switch to C++.)

Instead of manually changing all of your file name suffixes from .c to.cpp, you can specify the following flag:

USECXX_FLAG=1

This switch directs the compiler to use the C++ compiler instead of the C compiler to compile the specified subdirectory.

 

 

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