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by fuhsnn
134 days ago
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Maybe the strategy from TCC itself is useful here: emit case bodies as a giant block first then jump back with cascaded if's at end. https://godbolt.org/z/TdE11jjxb > Did you know that C has a keyword that is only a keyword in some places and that there is a function that can have two or three parameters? What are those? Please tell! |
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defined is a pre-processor 'keyword' that only is used in conditions after #if and #elif. Elsewhere it is ignored by the pre-processor. You could argue that it is not a real keyword. But lets see what happens when you define it as a define with: '#define defined 1'.
The function main can be defined with two or three parameters. The third contains the environment. You can also get the environment with 'argv + (argc + 1)'.