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Apologies for starting with a negative comment, but why use C if you aren't going to write a cross platform timer?
by mnem 9y ago
Apologies for starting with a negative comment, but why use C if you aren't going to write a cross platform timer?
- colejohnson66 9y agoMaybe they’re just used to writing in C?
- bjpbakker 9y agoI don’t see where the author mentions cross platform? Judging by the looks of the code the author is learning C. Creating something useful in a new language is a nice way to learn IMO.
- mnem 9y agoThat's reasonable. I think I misunderstood because it was on the front page - I assumed it was showing a neat new thing rather than someone exploring a something new to them. My bad. It's a shame I can't delete my original comment.
- dvfjsdhgfv 9y agoThe problem is not with C itself, the language is quite portable - until you hardcode platform specific includes such as windows.h, which in this case is redundant.