Someone might try to port a device driver that was written in C++ from
another OS to Linux, and then this would be a problem.
We should not use "new" and "virtual" as variable names, and perhaps we
should also add ".o.cpp" to Rules.mak and mkdep.
We don't need to support RTTI or exception handling, but IMHO we should
not deliberately prevent C++ device drivers from compiling.
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