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It's so widely used by OS software that you're likely using already, that it's unlikely to be removed and much more likely to be standardized. This is in fact
by rwmj 2y ago
It's so widely used by OS software that you're likely using already, that it's unlikely to be removed and much more likely to be standardized. This is in fact how standardization ought to work - standardize the proven best practices.
- maccard 2y agoI agree. But if we follow that logic then any compiler specific feature of either or clang is fair game, even if it’s not standard. MSVC doesn’t support it when compiling in C mode, for example.
- lelanthran 2y ago> But if we follow that logic then any compiler specific feature of either or clang is fair game, even if it’s not standard. Well, yeah... How do you think Annex K got in?