gcc supports C, C++, Objective-C, Fortran, Java, Ada, and Go
so does this mean i can use any of those languages?
other languages?
Re: other languages?
Sure, java if you have a java vm for your platform. I don't know what's required for Ada and Go. But C, C++ (and i think obj-c?) definitely work.
Re: other languages?
I do know about Ada, since I'm currently (whenever I find some time, which is not as often as I wish) trying to make the front-end run with devkitARM.
Basically the raw language should be easily usable, the run-time library shouldn't be hard to port (since it's mostly written in portable Ada), however a significant amount of effort will be required to support advanced features of Ada that require support in the runtime (i.e. exceptions, dynamic memory allocation, tasking, etc).
Basically the raw language should be easily usable, the run-time library shouldn't be hard to port (since it's mostly written in portable Ada), however a significant amount of effort will be required to support advanced features of Ada that require support in the runtime (i.e. exceptions, dynamic memory allocation, tasking, etc).
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