coldcat

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1. 1.▲
   by coldcat 6y ago

   The C linker of those years only support function names up to 6 characters. That's maybe why the defines try to match their respective function name in 6 char.
2. 2.▲
   by coldcat 7y ago

   MSVC support C11 because it a prerequisite for C++17. The limits are you need to compile in C++, so the very few changes/incompatibilities between C and C++ always bend to the C++ choices. The preprocessor isn't what people used
3. 3.▲
   by coldcat 7y ago

   Kernel extension already require a special developer certificate. You should explain to Apple what you need it for, then if your are accepted by Apple you get a new signing certificate including kernel Extensions. After that you can do &quo
4. 4.▲
   by coldcat 8y ago

   you could ask the same question for every os. And none choose Rust even the recent like fushia. BTW go ask Linus to switch to Rust I'm waiting for you there.
5. 5.▲
   by coldcat 8y ago

   Quants are maybe math half-god but the bests I worked with are average programmer. Most of them are awful programmers, and it's not a problem as long as their code is only the prototype for cs engineer to implement in a better way.
6. 6.▲
   by coldcat 8y ago

   In large company I worked, everything critical go through active directory. Every user is assigned to group/role. Every Server application have it's own entry as well. Every authorisation is audited (app launch, document access, d