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Not currently, but it covers probably more than 80 percent. Part of the problem is support gcc extensions which take some more work.
by andrewchambers 11y ago
Not currently, but it covers probably more than 80 percent. Part of the problem is support gcc extensions which take some more work.
- userbinator 11y agoThe GCC extensions are just that - they're not part of the standard. You can claim 100% standards conformance without implementing a single one of them. That said, in practice a large amount of C code out there is not pure standard C so if you want to be able to compile something "interesting" like e.g. a Linux kernel you'll need to implement some.