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It already supports C. They're just not updating the version, leaving it stuck in C89 mode.
by someone-else 14y ago
It already supports C. They're just not updating the version, leaving it stuck in C89 mode.
- bunderbunder 14y agoTouche. Perhaps I should have said "Supporting versions of C past the point where one could plausibly just pipe the C code through a C++ compiler."
- adgar 14y ago> Perhaps I should have said "Supporting versions of C past the point where one could plausibly just pipe the C code through a C++ compiler." Like supporting for-loop variable declarations, which MSVC's C++ compilation mode (/TP) supports, but MSVC's C compilation mode (/TC) does not? Oh - and what about declaring a variable anywhere other than the start of a scope? Allowed in C++, not in C. Cute.