Yeah, but C++ compilers are pretty heavyweight. That said, rewriting a C++ codebase in C is about as likely as rewriting it in Java, so it wasn't a good suggestions.

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a96 an hour ago | parent [-]

Rewriting it in Rust is the obvious choice.

	▲	anthk 25 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		The worst choice. Rust doesn't compile under OpenBSD i386. Dillo runs even on PPC and some m68k platforms. If any, maye FLTK + C. On C++ compilers, clang++ it's much faster than g++ under legacy platforms. Clang uses far less RAM and CPU than GCC while compiling. I know we have no cproc/cparser or tcc for C++, but at least clang it's usable with 1GB of RAM.