C is certainly a family of languages: K&R "Classic" C, GNU C, ISO {C90, C99, C11}, MS Visual C, Borland Turbo C, ... interpreters like EiC. There are many C toolchains from all sorts of embedded vendors: like for Microchip's PIC, Atmel AVR.
C++ is in the C family; many C programs run as C++ with only small modifications and some cases no modifications at all.
Objective C is another C family member.
I maintain a fairly large FOSS project in such a way that although it is written in C, you can configure to use a C++ compiler; effectively, C++ is a target platform to which the code is portable. It's just another C dialect.
C++ is in the C family; many C programs run as C++ with only small modifications and some cases no modifications at all.
Objective C is another C family member.
I maintain a fairly large FOSS project in such a way that although it is written in C, you can configure to use a C++ compiler; effectively, C++ is a target platform to which the code is portable. It's just another C dialect.