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From: | Rolf Ebert |
Subject: | Re: [avr-gcc-list] Improving in leaps and skips! |
Date: | Wed, 02 Mar 2005 20:45:10 +0100 |
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Russell Shaw <address@hidden> wrote:Bleah. :-P I wouldn't even know why that would even be used.It would make it easy to convert large pascal code.Maybe it's also a side-effect of the GNU Pascal compiler? I.e. if your backend doesn't support that feature, you can't really support Pascal either.
It is not a side effect of the Pascal compiler. The Pascal and Ada compilers are a side effect of nested functions in GNU C :-)
The mere availablity of nested functions in GNU C made it possible to base GNU compilers for Ada and Pascal on the existing GNU C compiler.
Nested functions were available already in gcc-1.69 (or 1.67), probably even earlier.
Rolf
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