Nicholas Sherlock wrote: > I'm developing a translator which converts code from a language I'm > designing (which is an object-oriented language similar to Java) into C. > At the moment, I'm making heavy use of GCC's GNU99 > statement-blocks-as-expressions extension. This means that the code I > generate can't be used by my friends who use VC++ or other compilers. I > would like to generate code much closer to standard C99. Generating ISO C99 code will guarantee that your program will not run with VC++. Microsoft C only supports ANSI 1990. See the following link for details: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/02y9a5ye.aspx I looked into this for a project I was working on and decided to only support gcc.
