John Lazzaro wrote:
>
> Hi Richard,
>
> Actually, I'm doing the final testing right now for a new
> sfront version that (I think) catches all the %1$ problems --
> expect a posting to saol-devs/saol-users list later tonight when
> I do the release. This will also have linux soundcard support under
> OSS (audio in/out and MIDI in) as well as be more compatible with
> saolc with regards to rate-semantics of core opcodes in certain
> conditions that are vaguely described in the FDIS.
>
> --jl
>
> P.S. My language lawyer friends are a bit murky on the ANSI-ness
> of the %1$ -- basically, its a part of the ANSI spec that came
> out too late for the K&R ANSI edition (which describes the "draft"
> standard), but perhaps gcc (as well as Sun's cc) supports functionality
> over and above what the ANSI spec requires ...
GNU GCC does have features beyond the ANSI spec. On my own open source
project I am always careful to compile it with the most cantankerous
compiler I know of, IRIX's cc compiler. If it compiles on that it will
compile on anything.
Erik
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