int min = a <? b; int max = a >? b;
The extension defines two new binary operators <? and >? whose precedence is the same as < and >. They compute the min and max of their arguments: a <? b is equivalent to a < b ? a : b except that the former only evalutes a and b once.
These operators originated in GNU C.
Not implemented.
Implemented in earlier rscc.
Extend compile: when compiling <?, compile its arguments (eliminating side effects) and then build the equivalent ternary expression and compile it instead.