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No, the bad practice is on the side of standardisation commitees and all users suffer from it. Recently, I got burned by the removal of the symbol CLK_TCK from
by reacweb 8y ago
No, the bad practice is on the side of standardisation commitees and all users suffer from it. Recently, I got burned by the removal of the symbol CLK_TCK from a header (https://github.com/Orc/pdksh/issues/1 https://github.com/Orc/pdksh/issues/1). If you have access to a RedHat 5, you can observe it with the command /bin/pdksh -c "time sleep 5". I think we should work to replace the C language because all its weaknesses have been worsen by standardisation commitees.
- saagarjha 8y agoI don't quite see how the removal of CLK_TCK has anything to do with "bad practice…on the side of standardization committees".
- reacweb 8y agoThis change breaks working applications, is difficult to notice and has no clear benefits. The same occurs when compilers use standard's undefined behaviour for micro optimizations.