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Or choose the path of least resistance and use C++. Even if it is C-like C++. Not that I wouldn't like to have MS to support C99 and C11 though.
by norswap 14y ago
Or choose the path of least resistance and use C++. Even if it is C-like C++. Not that I wouldn't like to have MS to support C99 and C11 though.
- jlarocco 14y agoThat may work for developers writing their own projects on Windows, but presents a problem when using other people's code. Not many developers on Linux and OSX are going to hold out on using new features just to coddle Windows users.
- norswap 14y agoSo Linux does not have C++ those day? (Just kidding.) But C++ definitely matches C feature for feature, even tough the way or doing things are not always the same.