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Just a stab here, but perhaps to be current with Apple and it's
focus on LLVM/Clang and its included focus on OpenCL which is C99
based for writing kernels, it makes sense for Clang to be C99, by
default with GCC no longer the default?<br>
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- Marc<br>
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On 07/20/2012 03:29 PM, Dmitri Gribenko wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
Currently LLVM build system does not pass any -std flags to C compiler
while compiling c-index-test.c. This makes clang default to C99, but
gcc defaults to C89. I think that LLVM build system should be fixed
to specify standard explicitly.
I'm not familiar with internals of LLVM build systems, could anyone
take a look at this and maybe fix it?
Is there a particular reason to choose C89 over C99?
Dmitri
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