Hi all, momentarily, I cannot find where I read it, it may have been a source file or a document. There was an idea from (I think) Clint to remove old preprocessor conditions, cleaning up the code, getting rid of #ifdefs for "ancient compilers" and systems nobody uses anymore. I think that is a good idea, but I am not sure, what exactly are "ancient compilers" and systems? I would say AMIGA is no longer used, but there may be Unicon users that actually do use that system. I would love to participate in Unicon development but as I am still new, I don't know what your ideas are.
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