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> The overwhelming majority of C implementations additionally define the values of all-bits-zero floats and pointers. So... Clang and GCC? Regardless, you're
by rc4algorithm 11y ago
> The overwhelming majority of C implementations additionally define the values of all-bits-zero floats and pointers.
So... Clang and GCC?
Regardless, you're ignoring the obvious difference: that isn't POSIX- or ISO-defined at all. If you choose to use it, you're using a weird dialect. Might as well just switch to Cyclone.
- lmm 11y ago> that isn't POSIX- or ISO-defined at all. If you choose to use it, you're using a weird dialect. People used C (even on multiple compilers) long before POSIX or ISO. You're putting the standardization cart before the compatibility horse.
- rc4algorithm 11y agoYeah, let's revert to 1988! Great solution! Muchly of advance!