This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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#7605-
Size_t existence
Message #7680
"Every other compiler I've seen, that wants to insure that an include file is only included once, uses a simple system of #ifndef / #define / #endif instead of resorting to an entirely non-portable pragma." Saying that one is simpler than the other is a matter of taste. From the…
#7349-
Size_t existence
Message #7434
"Is there some way I can portably check if size_t is around, short of re-editing your standard #include files to act like the other compilers?" By definition, there no "portable" way to check if size_t has been defined. Instead, you should just #include the header file that defines size_t, which…
"why can't more than one TPM read from the translators?" The Symantec C++ and THINK C translators are both marked as "memory resident". This makes compiles faster, since they don't need to be read from disk every time you compile a file. However, due to the way that the TPM…