Compiling C++ modules

I have the task of porting an existing file system to Linux. This code is in C++ and I have noticed that the Linux kernel has

made use of C++ keywords and other things that make it incompatible.

I would be most willing to point out the areas that need adjustment and supply patch files to be reviewed.

What would be the best procedure to accomplish this?
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