Comment by rurban 3 days ago Of course, that's the idea. At least my C compiler does so 2 comments rurban Reply account42 3 days ago Your C compiler optimizes based on C++ contracts? rurban 3 days ago C++ like contracts. but without the ending semicolon, because that would cause backward compatibility problems. https://github.com/rurban/rcc/#additional-c-features
account42 3 days ago Your C compiler optimizes based on C++ contracts? rurban 3 days ago C++ like contracts. but without the ending semicolon, because that would cause backward compatibility problems. https://github.com/rurban/rcc/#additional-c-features
rurban 3 days ago C++ like contracts. but without the ending semicolon, because that would cause backward compatibility problems. https://github.com/rurban/rcc/#additional-c-features
Your C compiler optimizes based on C++ contracts?
C++ like contracts. but without the ending semicolon, because that would cause backward compatibility problems. https://github.com/rurban/rcc/#additional-c-features