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To the point that Linux, probably the most important C project in the world, was written in the GCC dialect for many many years. I think it's no longer the case
by antirez 3y ago
To the point that Linux, probably the most important C project in the world, was written in the GCC dialect for many many years. I think it's no longer the case.
- flohofwoe 3y agoAFAIK the only reason why Linux compiles on Clang now too is because Clang tries to emulate GCC behaviour as closely as possible? I doubt that the Linux kernel would compile out of the box with Microsoft's C compiler for instance ;)