On 01/15/2019 10:22 PM, Alan Beard wrote:
Hi all,
For Don Reid, compile of SVN 3995 on the ARM system here ran smoothly.
Question for Jeroen, what advantages does OpenBSD give us?
I think you ment Sasano, I personally don't use any of the BSDs.
But I do think it is good to have your code compile on various systems.
It forces you to make code portable.
Being portable helps when compiling for systems like an ARM with only a
minimal libc. And it also protects you (a bit) from making to many
assumptions based on your own system. (e.g. using size_t instead of
unsigned when handling memory sizes is not only more portable, but also
more readable)
Regards,
Jeroen
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