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> I don't understand why this is a C problem Because it isn't a C problem. C has been basically stable for decades. C++ is free to overload itself by piling e
by usrbinbash 5y ago
> I don't understand why this is a C problem
Because it isn't a C problem. C has been basically stable for decades.
C++ is free to overload itself by piling ever more stuff onto itself, but any problems this language has, are not problems of C, or problems C needs to fix.
- pjmlp 5y agoISO C11, ISO C17, ISO C23, GCC C, clang C, xlc, aC, TICC, MSVC C, ...
- srvmshr 5y ago> ISO C11, ISO C17, ISO C23, > GCC C, clang C, xlc, aC, TICC, MSVC C Absolutely. Some are feature fixes, malloc changes etc. How many of them are breaking changes or deprecations?
- pjmlp 5y agoC11 made a couple of breaking changes, any compiler is no longer required to support the optional annexes. Your beautiful VLAs will stop working, unless one only uses GCC or clang forks.