I'm testing some ideas using the EC++ compiler for C166. I've
found that when I want to call a C function from a C++ file I have to
prototype the function
extern "C" void myfunc(void);
I'm struggling to find how to call a function in a C++ from a C
file. I can see from the m66 file that a function in a cpp file gets
named myfunc__Fv. I can prototype my function
void myfunc__Fv(void);
and it compiles OK. Is there a directive that tells the compiler
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