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  • LLVM Clang Now Supports -std=c23

    Phoronix: LLVM Clang Now Supports -std=c23

    LLVM/Clang developers have been working on C23 language support for some time already but to this point it's only been exposed when using the -std=c2x target or -std=gnu2x for the GNU dialect. However, with C2x having been finalized this summer as C23, the LLVM Clang 18 compiler will now honor the -std=c23 option...

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    I legitimately didn't think C saw that many new features. The last killer app that C lang got that I knew of was "//" single line comments! Nice to know the first language I learned in undergrad and the first language I ever taught as a GTA is still getting enhancements!

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    • #3
      Is there a reason to not back port this flag to Clang 17?

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