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That question was asked in September 2008. One would hope some things could change by then. Supporting c89 is supporting some of c99. As pointed out from som
by dlsspy 17y ago
That question was asked in September 2008. One would hope some things could change by then.
Supporting c89 is supporting some of c99. As pointed out from some of the things you linked to, not fully supporting c99 means there are places where bugs are silently introduced (see snprintf) and, more importantly, my code that compiles under various c99 compilers doesn't compile under the stuff Microsoft ships.