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To be honest, Microsoft's C compiler was the reason I didn't support Windows before (for MSVC the 1999 C standard is still too new). I've only started making Wi
by pornel 8y ago
To be honest, Microsoft's C compiler was the reason I didn't support Windows before (for MSVC the 1999 C standard is still too new). I've only started making Windows executables after switching to Rust.
- pjmlp 8y agoFor MSFT C use cases have been long replaced by C++ and the compiler is called Visual C++. They support C11 to the extent required by ANSI C++17. For anything else, the offcial answer is to use clang or gcc.