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« Reply #45 on: 24 June, 2011, 15:33:07 »
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So the PRIZM can use C++?
I used object oriented code on the fx9860-types very extensively. And I had no problems with some experimental object oriented code on the Prizm, yet. Usually it depends on the compiler/linker/library-system, whether a C++ source can be transferred into a G3A successfully. The hardware, especially if it is more powerful, shouldn't be a problem.
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