[vim/vim] runtime(c): support 0O/0o octal prefix (C29) (PR #21327)
Eisuke Kawashima
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Commit Summary
- ae09846 runtime(c): support 0O/0o octal prefix (C29)
File Changes
(4 files)
- M runtime/syntax/c.vim (5)
- M runtime/syntax/testdir/dumps/c_integer_constant_01.dump (2)
- M runtime/syntax/testdir/dumps/c_integer_constant_02.dump (6)
- M runtime/syntax/testdir/input/c_integer_constant.c (3)
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Christian Brabandt
chrisbra left a comment (vim/vim#21327)Thanks, but is C29 already a thing? I thought this is still a draft?
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Eisuke Kawashima
e-kwsm left a comment (vim/vim#21327)Yes, C2Y (C29) is literally scheduled to be released in 2029, but the feature is already supported by GCC 15.2 and Clang 21.1.0 as C2Y extension.
C29 will deprecated old octal notation w/o 0o, e.g. 0123, but I do not highlight it as error since it is too early.
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