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Mainly GCC specific features. No C99 there. The book should have the word "GNU" wedged in it. I'd like to have seen some discussion of llvm/clang as well.
by meaty 14y ago
Mainly GCC specific features. No C99 there.
The book should have the word "GNU" wedged in it.
I'd like to have seen some discussion of llvm/clang as well.
- snogglethorpe 14y agoclang and gcc are not very different from a user's point of view—clang deliberately supports a large number of gcc extensions and command-line options. For that matter, so do other C compilers (e.g. the EDG front-end, used by the intel C compiler). So really these days "gcc" is as much a common dialect of C as it is a particular compiler.