libxo/*.h fix libxo header include when the source is C++ #100
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Could you explain why you are wanting the C++ magic on files like xo_private.h and xo_explicit.h? These are internal/private files and should never be included by external c++ files. Thanks, |
C++ needs extern C to disable C++ name mangling. To use libxo in C++ it is better to include extern "C" guardian
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Sorry for misuse extern "C" in code, I just try modifying all header until my code successfully compiled. Fix it right now! |
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C++ needs extern C to disable C++ name mangling.
To use libxo in C++ it is better to include extern "C" guardian