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As a side note: the phrase "plain-old C" is meaningless, it's more useful to say "ANSI C", "C99" etc. When I see "plain-old C", I'm not sure if I should expect
by dvfjsdhgfv 4y ago
As a side note: the phrase "plain-old C" is meaningless, it's more useful to say "ANSI C", "C99" etc. When I see "plain-old C", I'm not sure if I should expect some ancient K&R C.