Follow-up Comment #4, bug #16476 (project make):
Hello Eli
Oah, that's quite a statement - needless to say we can't agree on the better
or worse with different OS and compilers - BUT that's not really the issue
here. As you said:
"WINDOWS32 should be used for OS- and runtime-dependent code"
Well, that's my point here. The use of this conditional here is not what was
intended - the function prototypes have nothing to do with WIN32 specific
code. And the macros need to be properly defined even on a non-WIN32
environment.
You have earlier supported the idea of a common conditional that will satisfy
ANY compiler to replace the __STDC__ constant. The HAVE_ANSI_COMPILER is by my
opinion an excellent candidat. Besides, look at changelog for 2004-03-06. And
anyway, all this may go away with a new design of GNU make (hopefully).
As for your thoughts about Interix - interesting - I am preparing a post of a
test of GNU make under Interix. I think the subject belong to the WIN32
mailing list, so I will post it there for anyone interested. Looking forward
for any comment on that.
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