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Line 1: == Dialects == I don't know about [[Objective -C]], but I'm pretty sure that [[C++]] cannot be considered as a [[C (programming language)\|C]] dialect. It is another [[programming language\|language]]. [[User:Urli mancati\|Urli mancati]] 11:28, 30 June 2007 (UTC) : I think another title that dialects might ''feel'' better to all involved. I don't know if ''dialect'' is quite right. I think that Java and ~~Javascript~~JavaScript also derives from ''C'' syntax. They look very similar. However, dialect makes it sound like they might be inter operable. Interestingly, some ''C'' code can be compiled as C++. I have no qualms with the current text but I can see how some people would. [[User:Bpringlemeir\|Bpringlemeir]] 02:39, 14 October 2007 (UTC) == irrelevant links ==

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