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We embedded devs might be able to start consistently using C99 in about fifty years or so. Hopefully. Lots of development kits barely support C89.
by vardump 7y ago
We embedded devs might be able to start consistently using C99 in about fifty years or so. Hopefully.
Lots of development kits barely support C89.
- goto11 7y agoCouldn't pre-processors be used to add such features? (I don't know anything about embedded development.)
- mbel 7y agoCPP would not be enough, you would need full C99-to-C89 compiler with parsing to AST.
- anilakar 7y agoIronically, most legacy C environments are commercial in nature. Open source tools seem to have a lot better track record in this regard.
- jhasse 7y agoBut the ICU headers require C99 anyway.