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by flohofwoe
190 days ago
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It's still not really wrong though. The C standard is just the minimal common feature set guaranteed by different C compilers, and even then there are significant differences between how those compilers implement the standard (e.g. the new C23 auto behaves differently between gcc and clang - and that's fully sanctioned by the C standard). The actually interesting stuff happens outside the standard in vendor-specific language extensions (like the clang extended vector extension). |
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