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> Now, the code doesn’t depend on the platform name, which might be better in some cases. Even the author is hedging with "might". This approach isn't going t
by ska 7y ago
> Now, the code doesn’t depend on the platform name, which might be better in some cases.
Even the author is hedging with "might". This approach isn't going to give you robust portability.
- Const-me 7y agoC and C++ are too low level for robust portability. The proposal is not a silver bullet for all portability issues. I think it still gonna help, by making slightly easier (on average) to both write and build cross-platform software.