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>implementation-defined In theory that's important, in practice you rely on implementation-defined behavior and put it behind a layer of macros. It's not perfe
by rubber_duck 10y ago
>implementation-defined
In theory that's important, in practice you rely on implementation-defined behavior and put it behind a layer of macros. It's not perfect but it works - low level capabilities are not the problem in C.
Lack of high level abstractions make scaling it up and maintaining a PITA.