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>dialect Not true from long ago. By far, that's statement it's pretty wrong. You will get zillions of bugs and compilation errors in both ways.
by anthk 2y ago
>dialect
Not true from long ago. By far, that's statement it's pretty wrong. You will get zillions of bugs and compilation errors in both ways.
- kazinator 2y agoI mean, say, draft C23 and C++20 are still dialects. There is a large subset that is mutually intelligible and useful for production work. C23 is closer to C++ in one small way: () is now a prototyped parameter list, meaning the same as (void). Thus if you want to program in a common C23/C++ dialect, you can drop the (void) kludge now.