On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 07:56:34PM +0900, José Fonseca wrote: > Microsoft compilers don't support C99 syntax. The only native windows > compilers that support C99 syntax are mingw32-gcc and Intel C/C++ > compiler, but we can't seriously support windows platform by targeting > these compilers alone and leave msvc out. > > So there is no point in pretending that C99 syntax is OK when > compiling gallium source code with gcc on unices. The -std=c99 option > will have to go away. > > The -ansi option is too restrictive, so the best is just to use the > gcc default, which is "gnu89", corresponding to the 1990 C standard > plus GNU extensions.
OOI, do you have a list of syntax which it does and doesn't support? (e.g. does it support variadic macros, named initialisers, interleaved code & decls?) Cheers, Daniel
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