Mark Atwood :
> (the following is not a policy decision, yet)
>
> I don't think we will be supporting any compilers so old as not support
> slashslash comments.
> OTOH, I think they are confusing, but that's a personal preference, due to
> my visceral dislike of JavaScript.
> My preference is we a
Hal Murray :
>
> There are quite a few uses of // as comments. (Also several in URLs in
> comments)
>
> Do we plan to use any compilers that don't support that?
>
> Is it OK to use them? If we find occasional uses, should they be fixed?
C99 allows these, so they're within our conformance b
This is excellent news! Thank you Amar. Please figure out the best place
in the existing docs to put "howto cross compile", and put it there.
On this note, we are now going to start the process of releasing 0.9.2 next
week.
On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:11 AM Amar Takhar wrote:
> On 2016-02-12
(the following is not a policy decision, yet)
I don't think we will be supporting any compilers so old as not support
slashslash comments.
OTOH, I think they are confusing, but that's a personal preference, due to
my visceral dislike of JavaScript.
My preference is we avoid adding more, and should
There are quite a few uses of // as comments. (Also several in URLs in
comments)
Do we plan to use any compilers that don't support that?
Is it OK to use them? If we find occasional uses, should they be fixed?
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