Pan Ruochen
Reputation: 2080
MS compiler still requires variable declaration must be put to the very beginning of C functions?
Is that true? I read the help document and cannot find options to enable this feature. It is so bothering while porting some c99 compatible source code to MS compiler.
BR, Ruochen
Upvotes: 1
Views: 67
Answers (1)
Carl Norum
Reputation: 225252
Yes, Microsoft's compiler does not support most C99 features. Some more support is coming in the future, supposedly.
Upvotes: 1
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