The C++ language bindings have been deprecated.
There are some issues specific to C++ that must be considered in the
design of
an
interface that go beyond the simple description of
language bindings. In particular, in C++, we must be concerned with
the design of objects and their interfaces, rather than just the
design of a language-specific functional interface to MPI.
Fortunately, the design of MPI was based on the notion
of objects, so a natural set of classes is already part of MPI.
MPI-2 includes C++ bindings as part of its function specifications.
In some cases, MPI-2 provides new names for the C bindings of MPI-1
functions. In this case, the C++ binding matches the new C name ---
there is no binding for the deprecated name.
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