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Many C codebases predate that. And Visual Studio for a long time didn’t support anything newer than C89.
by yakubin 3y ago
Many C codebases predate that. And Visual Studio for a long time didn’t support anything newer than C89.
- eqvinox 3y agoThere's no requirement for a born-1995 codebase to still build on a 1995 system in 2023. I work on a born-1995 codebase. We started requiring an ISO C11 plus GNU extensions¹ several years ago and are actively removing "compatibility" checks and kludges that are outdated. [¹ to be fair - not needing to support Windows is a godsend for any C project.]