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im working on a c lib which would be nice to also work on embedded systems
but im not very deep into embedded development so my question
are most embedded compilers able to cope with local static variables – which i would then just assume in further development
OR
is there a #define which i can use for a #ifdef to create a global variable in case of
thx
They should, as local static variables are part of the C standard.
Of course, there is nothing preventing them from creating a C-like language that does not have all the features. But since that would be non-standard, then the way to identify that a feature is lacking would be non-standard as well.