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Cfront converted C++ code into C, but the resulting output was not easily readable or understandable by humans. | Cfront converted C++ code into C, but the resulting output was not easily readable or understandable by humans. | ||
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Cfront
The first compiler was Cfront created by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1983.
Cfront converted C++ code into C, but the resulting output was not easily readable or understandable by humans.
- The generated C code was then converted by the C compiler to the machine code.
Later, new C++ compilers were created. These compilers converted C++ directly to the machine code.