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Are enumerations really portable?
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Are enumerations really portable? Aren't they Pascalish?
Enumerations were a mildly late addition to the language (they were not in K&R1), but they are definitely part of the language now: they're in the C Standard, and all modern compilers support them. They're quite portable, although historical uncertainty about their precise definition led to their specification in the Standard being rather weak
Enumerations were a mildly late addition to the language (they were not in K&R1), but they are definitely part of the language now: they're in the C Standard, and all modern compilers support them. They're quite portable, although historical uncertainty about their precise definition led to their specification in the Standard being rather weak
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