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Here are some general bits of information:
Here are some general bits of information:
* Currently, the source code is compiled with the C++17 standard, but you will see that many parts of the code are more C-like since only mostly new code uses C++17 stuff.
*Currently, the source code is compiled with the C++17 standard, but you will see that many parts of the code are more C-like since only mostly new code uses C++17 stuff.
* <code>std::string</code> is rarely used, char arrays plus using <code>system.h</code> methods for handling them are the norm.
*<code>std::string</code> is rarely used, char arrays plus using <code>system.h</code> methods for handling them are the norm.
* Most I/O code, formatting and printing is done using <code>system.h</code> provided methods.
*Most I/O code, formatting and printing is done using <code>system.h</code> provided methods.

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Here are some general bits of information:
*Currently, the source code is compiled with the C++17 standard, but you will see that many parts of the code are more C-like since only mostly new code uses C++17 stuff.
*<code>std::string</code> is rarely used, char arrays plus using <code>system.h</code> methods for handling them are the norm.
*Most I/O code, formatting and printing is done using <code>system.h</code> provided methods.

Here are some general bits of information:

  • Currently, the source code is compiled with the C++17 standard, but you will see that many parts of the code are more C-like since only mostly new code uses C++17 stuff.
  • std::string is rarely used, char arrays plus using system.h methods for handling them are the norm.
  • Most I/O code, formatting and printing is done using system.h provided methods.