I hope here is the place to post this, if not sorry.
Block comment scopes doesnt work like the normal scopes for example () or {}
If i have,
/* stuff */
but then i add another block of comment that i want the 'stuff' comment to be inside the new one, like this
/* <- start of top scope
...
/* stuff */ // <- top scope ends here
this area remain un-comented */ // <- usualy scopes should end here
The other type of scopes dont work like so?
Neither C nor C++ support nested comments.
Why so, they should be maded like scopes but seems they aren't?
If you want to discuss why the C and C++ languages are the way they are, this is not the place to do it. Try stackoverflow, or comp.lang.c++.
Ok thanks i just thought its from C::B
perento: http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=FAQ-General#Q:_What_Code::Blocks_is_not.3F
Thanks and sorry!
If C++ language gets updates, does those updates will be added in Code::Blocks? Or the IDE just interact with the current state of the language?
Re-read the link again and click on the compiler and linker links...
I think they will be added, anyway did answer my question. Tnx for reply all.
Great IDE