Tox

Tox, the distributed instant messaging program, just got a new GUI client that is written in PURE C WITHOUT ANY DIRTY TOOLKITS. Calls Xlib and the win32 api directly.

Pretty interesting.

https://github.com/notsecure/uTox

>>28
Judging from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ecma_standards the answer to your question is "No." The only standards bodies that are worthy of any respect these days are IETF, IEEE, and ISO (though maybe not in that order).

>>29-31
Lots of code may rely on the limits of the exact width types for various things, so it's not a good idea in general to interchange leastN_t for N_t.

Nothing stops you from having your own int.h with stuff like

#include <stdint.h>

typedef int_least8_t least8;

#if INT8_MAX
typedef int8_t i8;
#endif

#ifdef INT_FAST8_MAX
typedef int_fast8_t fast8;
#endif

...