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I don't know if someone else care, but I find it annoying that the "blocks" proprietary extension to C/C++ is conflicting with C++/CLI syntax for managed pointe
by alexk7 17y ago
I don't know if someone else care, but I find it annoying that the "blocks" proprietary extension to C/C++ is conflicting with C++/CLI syntax for managed pointers.
- mahmud 17y agoIsn't the CLI syntax for managed pointers itself a proprietary extension to C/C++?
- masklinn 17y agoThey are. And it's pretty unlikely that anyone would code in Objective Managed C++. Worst thing that could happen would be a slight conflict in the brain of people coding simultaneously in Objective-C and in Managed C++.
- pkaler 17y agoC++/CLI was originally developed by Microsoft and then standardized by ECMA. OpenCL was originally developed by Apple and then formalized by the Khronos Working Group. So, it kind of depends on your definition of proprietary.
- mark_h 17y agoIs it proprietary? I thought it was open-sourced, and submitted to the standards body? ("citation needed", I haven't checked this)