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Don't forget about the Intel C++ Compiler and Clang, never mind more obscure alternatives like TinyCC, Pelles C and Comeau C/C++. There are options. Also note

by cygx 11y ago

Don't forget about the Intel C++ Compiler and Clang, never mind more obscure alternatives like TinyCC, Pelles C and Comeau C/C++. There are options. Also note that Microsoft has finally started improving C99 support with Visual Studio 2013 and 2015.

pjmlp 11y ago
> Also note that Microsoft has finally started improving C99 support with Visual Studio 2013 and 2015. Only as far as C++ standard requires C compatibility. For Microsoft the future for native programming on Windows are C++ and .NET Native. For compatibility with open source world and ISV that still care about C, the answer is the integration of Clang frontend with Visual C++'s backend, that is coming with Visual Studio 2015 Update 1.