Experience indicates otherwise. And consider how inconvenient it is
now to have two ifdef blocks -- one for the conditional code itself
and another at the top of the function for the variables that the code
needs. Bleh.
WRT using it in Linux: Unlike other kernels, Linux is gcc-specific.
So I would have no objection to using C9X features in Linux when and
if they're supported in gcc (or egcs if Linus switches to that).
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