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C++ compiler that supports multiple inheritance

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    I know Borland turbo IDE had a compiler that supported multiple multiple inheritance in C++. I want to know is there any other compiler that does that or was that it?

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      I know Borland turbo IDE had a compiler that supported multiple multiple inheritance in C++. I want to know is there any other compiler that does that or was that it?

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      Mircea Neacsu
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      All C++ compilers support multiple inheritance. That includes Visual Studio, g++. This is a language feature that hasn't been deprecated yet. If it is a good idea to use it, that's another question :)

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        I know Borland turbo IDE had a compiler that supported multiple multiple inheritance in C++. I want to know is there any other compiler that does that or was that it?

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        All C++ compliant compilers have to: it is a C++ language feature. GCC, to name one, supports it.

        "In testa che avete, Signor di Ceprano?" -- Rigoletto

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          All C++ compliant compilers have to: it is a C++ language feature. GCC, to name one, supports it.

          "In testa che avete, Signor di Ceprano?" -- Rigoletto

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          I mean in same way as Turbo C++ did. For C# and all are basically java. They don't do multiple inheritance as effortlessly as Turbo C++ use to.

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