It’s all well and good until someone else wants to compile it on clang[1]. There’s a lot of value in C being a lingua franca of sorts, and that depends on a cro

It’s all well and good until someone else wants to compile it on clang[1]. There’s a lot of value in C being a lingua franca of sorts, and that depends on a cross-implementation understanding of semantics, i.e. standards, (though that doesn’t have to be from whatever official body that produced C99 etc). [1] IIRC on OSX[2] gcc actually invokes clang [2] stopped upgrading before it became macOS