I thought if was true, it was, make world, no.
Just the kernel, and the compiler, and compiler tools.
C O M P U T E R S C I E NC E
DECLARES
*Arch* = *Machine* + *Compiler*
And, while I'm here, it's, really, C89, C*BETWEEN*, and C99
I remember that from college, but I don't remember, how it
was
i read somewhere that the netbsd project now mandates that all new code be c99.
i believe that mandate stands true for updates to old code too.
may i know the rationale for insisting of c99 when c89 was just fine for so
many years? also if the change was inevitable, then why not a newer standard
