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That's not standard C, though.

• danieldk 16y ago
  That's why it says 'Apple's blocks' and not 'C99 blocks' or 'C1X blocks'. Though, it is part of mainline clang, so it is not restricted to OS X in any way.
  • pavlov 16y ago
    Of course blocks also requires runtime support. The compiler is useless without a matching runtime library. Is there a production-quality "C-with-blocks" runtime available for other platforms than OS X?
    • memoryhole 16y ago
      I'm not sure if it is production quality, but I have successfully used this to get C-with-blocks in Archlinux. http://compiler-rt.llvm.org/index.html http://compiler-rt.llvm.org/index.html