Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 15:57:35 04/04/05
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On April 03, 2005 at 22:32:26, Daniel Mehrmannn wrote: >Well, i'm asking me which current versions of Visual Studio and GCC support the >C99 C-Standard ?? Neither of them support the C99 Standard fully. Both support those standards patiatially. Gcc supports much more of it. But the gcc compiler alone is not enough. The standard C library belongs to the C99 Standard, too (and also former C Standards included the library). Library support is not really inside the Gcc package, and will differ in different environments. >For example i'm searching the boolean type _Bool. It may not be easy to decide for a good strategy to use boolean types with both portability and efficience and perhaps good warnings/error messages in mind. One could of course use some typedefs or other tricks, to get the functionality of _Bool in environments, that don't support it. But the compiler/optimizer might produce less efficient (in the sense of speed or memory usage) code. Cheers, Dieter
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