I remember some time ago, I ran into a problem with i386 definition
somewhere, because it was used in a structure or something. I would
prefer to use standard definitions as much as possible. And in the case
of Windows code, I would consider MS to be standard. So IMO we should
use _X86_ or _M_IX86
My original plan was to switch to a different definition, but at least
one MS header (netiodef.h in WDK 8.0) uses i386 too.
On 8/12/2013 1:04 AM, Timo Kreuzer wrote:
I remember some time ago, I ran into a problem with i386 definition
somewhere, because it was used in a structure or something.