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Subject: Re: C / C++ standards

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 13:01:44 04/05/05

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On April 05, 2005 at 15:26:09, Brian Kostick wrote:

>I was reading (basicly a pissing match) on the Bloodshed Software forum
>
>http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=48211
>
>Someone mentioned ANSI C as the standard and another replied ISO C is the
>standard (or something along that order). Rather than step into an anal
>retentive thread there I thought I'd ask here.
>
>Does one superceed the other? Are there two standards? I want a better
>understanding of the current state. Comments and / or links most welcome.

The ANSI and ISO C and C++ standards are basically identical.  The differences
are in page numbering.

You can get the ANSI C and C++ standards for a very cheap price in PDF format.

• Re: C / C++ standards Dieter Buerssner 14:19:40 04/05/05
  • Re: C / C++ standards Daniel Mehrmannn 14:27:52 04/05/05
  • Re: C / C++ standards Dann Corbit 14:27:32 04/05/05
    • Re: C / C++ standards Dieter Buerssner 14:39:19 04/05/05
      • Re: C / C++ standards Dann Corbit 15:01:24 04/05/05
    • Re: C / C++ standards Dann Corbit 14:36:25 04/05/05

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