Re: Newbie howto question.

On 2005-04-27, Michael Wojcik <mwojcik@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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>> remove(), rename() and tmpnam() are all in C99, I am not sure about
>> ANSI C.
>
> C99 is "ANSI C" - it's the most recent version of the ISO C standard,
> which was adopted by ANSI. But remove, rename, and tmpnam have all
> been part of the standard C library since the first ANSI standard.
<snip>

Thanks, that's what I need. I had a hunch I was missing something.

Perhaps I should take further questions to comp.lang.c as you suggest.

I appreciate this informative response!

Longfellow

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