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Saying you're compatible with a target means that you're testing new changes against that target so it doesn't break. I don't think they always emit code that
by nevi-me 3y ago
Saying you're compatible with a target means that you're testing new changes against that target so it doesn't break.
I don't think they always emit code that looks the same, otherwise Windows wouldn't have that awesome compatibility mode in their binaries, where you could run a Win10 binary as if it's a WinXP one.
- lionkor 3y agoCall it partial support then
- nevi-me 3y agoWell, they're talking about "officially support", which sounds like it's sufficient. The MCP they're referring to goes into some detail about what's likely to happen. Older versions of Windows could still be community-supported if someone is willing to do so.
- binary132 3y agoI think support implies a lot that I guess they don’t want to imply.