Are the criteria for Unix and PC compilers different?
Bob Larson
blarson at skat.usc.edu
Mon Mar 7 05:08:44 AEST 1988
In article <22314ad9 at ralf.home> Ralf.Brown at B.GP.CS.CMU.EDU writes:
>In article <1106 at silver.bacs.indiana.edu>, backstro at silver.bacs.indiana.edu (Dave White) writes:
>}When will they
>}realize that some of us really want the option of using 32-bit ints to
>}port Unix-born code?
>#define int long
* Does not handle implicit int declarations, such as undeclared functions,
funtion argument promotion, "register i;", etc, etc.
* Does not work on compilers that don't allow #define of a keyword.
>Need I say more?
No, you already made a big enough fool of yourself.
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