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Re: variable declaration
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Nicola Pero |
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Re: variable declaration |
Date: |
Mon, 21 Oct 2002 15:12:51 +0100 (BST) |
> First let me say that I think this 'feature' is a step backwards, but
> now it is here and ppl will use it (esp. those working on MOSX), so I
> think we should have an official statement from the GNUstep maintainers
> in this respect which clearly defines the way to go...
I think Adam already stated that :-)
You can do what you want in your code. It's a matter of coding standards
after all, and you are master of your code. :-)
But the GNUstep core libraries should compile with 2.x compilers as well
(there are people with 2.x compilers still around ... I do), so they
should stick to a syntax that both 2.x and 3.x compilers accept. :-)
> BTW what's the reason for not using gcc3 (esp. when using ObjC)?
No reason ... but no reason for not using gcc2 either ... if you have an
old GNU/linux system which you have never updated, you still have a 2.x
compiler, which works perfectly well.
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- Re: variable declaration, Philippe C . D . Robert, 2002/10/19
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- Re: variable declaration, Andreas Heppel, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration, Philippe C . D . Robert, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration,
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- Re: variable declaration, Philippe C . D . Robert, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration, Adam Fedor, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration, Philippe C . D . Robert, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration, Richard Frith-Macdonald, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration, Nicola Pero, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration, Philippe C . D . Robert, 2002/10/21
- Re: variable declaration, Nicola Pero, 2002/10/21
Re: variable declaration, Jeff Teunissen, 2002/10/20
Re: variable declaration, David Ayers, 2002/10/19
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