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by flohofwoe
1851 days ago
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The MSVC compiler actually has distinct C and C++ compilers (or at least compilation modes). In C++ mode, no C99 is accepted. What's different from clang and gcc is that the MSVC C++ compiler doesn't accept any "modern C" code, while clang and gcc have C++ language extensions for this (for instance clang accepts the full C99 designated initialization feature set in C++). |
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