extern "C" In C++

[@zzaustin7943]

I appreciate this video goes into the effort showing the actual problem we will run into without this keyword, quite often a problem is the best point of view for understanding something. Great job!

[@CppNuts]

Glad it helped!

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[@adriengrzesiak598]

Really clear explanation with behind the scenes showcase, thanks.

[@joelmanning249]

Excellent tutorial cleared up where I was going wrong with the compilation, much appreciated

[@CppNuts]

Thanks

[@talhahisham6497]

what is better practice? to use extern C when including the header files? or using the ifdef _cplusplus with extern c inside the included header file? Thank you for the video.

[@ramakrishnaj9743]

Finally we got right guy. Amazing keep rocking.

[@memorylanezz]

Great video. To the point and precise with example. Thanks.

[@CppNuts]

Thanks man!!

[@hameem6845]

Very well explained..Thanks a lot

[@CppNuts]

+Hameem Ahmed, you are welcome..

[@vipinkumar-kf6jr]

Thank you so much sir for explaining so great fully, i appreciate your efforts you've put into into us to the depth.

[@CppNuts]

Thanks dude..

[@iamdshiva1388]

Bro this was eating my head .... Since last 2 hours man . Thank you bro

[@CppNuts]

Most welcome 😊

[@yagnikvasoya6413]

That's the best explanation sir.

[@CppNuts]

Thanks dude :)

[@rahul-patil]

You are awesome! Kudos!

[@niladripaul7032]

So is it ok to say that extern C tells compiler to treat this part as a C program and compile it that way? If I do not add this header file and add the function under the extern C section?

[@_N_E_E_R_A_J_]

I have a huge respect of your knowledge. Your subscriber += 1

[@DheerajSinghal02]

Thanks for the video. I wasted some time yesterday because I was not aware of this.

[@karthickraj6580]

Can you please tell why you are using -6 during the compilation?

[@QWANT18]

Thank You, Mister. It is interesting and useful.

[@shahadalrawi6744]

Thank you so much! Very clear explination

[@Capture.Castle]

VERY Helpful! Thank you!

[@rupeshyadav1862]

You are welcome!!

[@natis727]

Very clear explanation, thanks

[@szppeter9482]

Such great and clear explanation.

[@CppNuts]

Thanks for the comment!!

[@axxellblaze]

Thats helpful. Thank you!

[@pauribelles7920]

which distribution are you using on this vid?

[@CppNuts]

It is Xubuntu.

[@veyoncecreations7251]

hfff final my doubt got cleared, Thanks man

[@CppNuts]

Glad to hear that!

[@mshingote]

Time[ 4:06] I think it's function overloading.

[@CppNuts]

Hi Mayur, my bad. Thanks for your comment.

[@druidclash9161]

Hmmm. Actually, I think extern using isn't limited by only this example. I mean a lot of resources would provide more examples of using it. But such one, I've seen first

[@davidebattistoli5623]

Great video, you have explained very clearly.

[@CppNuts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@durgaprasadthota2093]

Excellent explanation 👌

[@Skibide-r1t]

Great explanation! Isn't impossible to compile it to see the result of the communication between them? In my way is said: C:\Users\DOA\AppData\Local\Temp\cc2pn2Gx.o app.cpp:(.text+0x2a): undefined reference to `fun' C:\Users\DOA\PROJETC\collect2.exe [Error] ld returned 1 exit status Why this happens? Thanks!

[@CppNuts]

Show me the code?

[@tkdboy0182]

Very clear video thank you :)

[@CppNuts]

Glad you liked it

[@pawansinghvohra160]

Good Explanation, But if we directly import .c file in .cpp file, it doesn't require "extern " why so? thanks.

[@CppNuts]

Then in that case compiler will do name mangling on those function which are coming from .c file.

[@pawansinghvohra160]

Okay, thanks :-)

[@9ShivamSharma]

" GREAT " - " Great job please keep paying it forward "

[@CppNuts]

Shivam Sharma Thanks. :)

[@abhinavrajsingh5262]

awesome sir thanks.

[@rahulr9301]

great video as always:):)

[@CppNuts]

Thanks for the visit

[@pnr512]

outstanding videos. thanks

[@CppNuts]

+pnr512 Thanks.. :D

[@yasamanderiszadeh902]

Great explanation, thanks

[@CppNuts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nithyapn5997]

Is "C" after extern just a name? Can I give anything over there?

[@CppNuts]

No it should be"C" only.

[@nithyapn5997]

CppNuts May I know the reason why it is so?

[@CppNuts]

because in c name mangling is not there, and we are using c code in c++, so we are saying that dear compiler please don't treat this much of code as c++ code because it belongs to c type code, notice this we are saying it belongs to c type code that's the reason it is extern "C".

[@keerthanam5141]

Very helpful

[@CppNuts]

Thanks..

[@sarveshkaran9380]

Good explanation

[@CppNuts]

Thanks dude!!

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Thanks

[@tincustefanlucian7495]

very good video

[@CppNuts]

Thanks Tincu Stefan Lucian.. :)

[@trilecao9014]

6:30

[@3bdo3id]

Thanx :)

[@believeinpractical3930]

Nice

[@CppNuts]

Thanks

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Thanks