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Les Hatton | 1996m | C and portability | WEB | CPORT_96.pdf |
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I was asked to do a portability paper for IEEE Software. In the end I was too busy doing other things so this is as far as I got.
The bottom line with C if you use a portable subset of the language is that it is astonishingly portable and I have had very few problems over the years to the point where I take portability for granted just by re-compilation. You have to be careful which bits of the language you use though. | None yet | 7 |
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