Any difference in linking with gcc vs. g++?

Question

Are there any differences in the linking process between gcc and g++?

I have a big C project and I just switched part of the code to C++. The code isn\'t using std C

Answer 1

gcc and g++ are both just driver programs that don't do anything other than calling other programs, so you can use the -v option to see exactly what they do -- what other programs they invoke with what args. So you can see exactly what the difference is between linking with gcc and g++ for the specific version and architecture of gcc that you happen to have installed. You can't rely on that staying the same if you want portability, however.

Depending on what you are doing, you might also be interested in the -### argument