Re: C99 Versus ANSI.

jmcgill wrote:
jacob navia wrote:

jmcgill wrote:

jacob navia wrote:



I find linux and windows are quite a big part of
the workstation market.


Linux and Windows having what, exactly, to do with the C99 standard?

because you said:
It is portable among systems implementing the standard, if you can find
any.

I found two


Neither "windows" nor "linux" is a C99 compiler or runtime library, so I
really have no idea what you are trying to claim.

Excuse me, I misunderstood "system" as operating system.
Actually, it looks that you meant "compiler system". Well,
my answer stays, gcc implements C99 under unix, and under windows
there is intel compiler, lcc-win32 and Comeau, that actually
also runs under Unix.

That makes for more than two "compiler systems"

jacob
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