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posted by kerravon E-mail, Ligao, Free World North, 16.11.2022, 03:19

> > Wrong. I'm not claiming that a standard is or > > isn't useful to anyone besides me. I have no > > idea. I just know that at a minimum one person > > wants it. Absolute bare minimum. > > That's not a standard. That is an implementation. Individual companies normally have coding standards. They may not be "internationally recognized" (whoever that is), but they're still standards. If I write all my code to a particular standard, even as far as the number of spaces for indentation, that's still a standard, even if I'm the only user of that standard. Regardless, if you want to call it an implementation, I don't wish to engage in a semantic debate. What "implementation" do you suggest for small computers to follow, to allow portability at the C90 source code level, above and beyond what C90 itself supports? POSIX doesn't cut it. It relies on the existence of virtual memory. Thanks. Paul.

 

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