note 121516 deleted from internals2.structure.basics by cmb
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The guy who commented on being unable to use C++ for writing extensions is utterly wrong. You easily
can. And you can also use Fortran, naturally, which is an invaluable asset in developing advanced
extensions. You just need to know how ;-) Hint: RTFM on ABI, calling conventions, and features of
your favorite link editor. And remember: you ALWAYS can call object code produced by compilers of
other languages from C, ABI bridging is trivial, and in many cases simplified by the toolchain
itself.