utilized but pure ReST is preferred where possible. See
:ref:`documentation`.
+Use of C++
+----------
+
+While C++ is not accepted for core components of FRR, extensions, modules or
+other distinct components may want to use C++ and include FRR header files.
+There is no requirement on contributors to work to retain C++ compatibility,
+but fixes for C++ compatibility are welcome.
+
+This implies that the burden of work to keep C++ compatibility is placed with
+the people who need it, and they may provide it at their leisure to the extent
+it is useful to them. So, if only a subset of header files, or even parts of
+a header file are made available to C++, this is perfectly fine.
+
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