Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes: > > Doesn't MSVC have alloca? > It seems that it does. Without checking: It probably has this only if __STDC__ is not defined. MSVC hides all non-standard symbols if __STDC__ is defined - either by compiler switches, or in some application header. In that sense, _alloca is the Microsoft name for this extension. They may have been misguided by using that scheme, though, since _alloca isn't any more reserved than alloca. However, all uses of _alloca in posixmodule.c are MS specific, so I really see no reason to change that. Regards, Martin
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