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if you have access to GCC and Clang then you also have access to C++ constructors / destructors... why would you bother with a non-standard attribute ? If you d
by jcelerier 6y ago
if you have access to GCC and Clang then you also have access to C++ constructors / destructors... why would you bother with a non-standard attribute ? If you don't have access to gcc / clang because you're developing for some random board supported only by the Keil C compiler... then you don't have the feature anyways