Re:Why Rust closures are somewhat hard
by wahern on Monday September 10, 2018 @04:17PM
(#17954841)
typeof is supported by everything[1] except the C standard. It was rejected in the 1990s and nobody on the committee seems to want to revisit the decision.
To be fair, typeof is not as useful without statement expressions (`({ ... })`), and statement expressions aren't as widely supported.
[1] All the major compilers support it (clang, GCC, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Solaris, etc), plus or minus underscores in the identifier.
To be fair, typeof is not as useful without statement expressions (`({ ... })`), and statement expressions aren't as widely supported.
[1] All the major compilers support it (clang, GCC, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Solaris, etc), plus or minus underscores in the identifier.