Thread: Port-Ability

  1. 03-28-2002 #1
    amzolt
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    Port-Ability

    What's the "best" "all-round" guide to portability concerns.
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    Is the "safest" C called "Clean" or ASCII or ISO or Standard or ???
    Alex
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    The "safest" C is ANSI standard. You're the first person I've ever heard call it "clean".
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    "Clean C"

    I got the term from the book, C - A Software Engineering Approach by Peter A Darnell & Philip E. Margolis.
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