Re: Newbie howto question.

From: rossum <rossum48@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 22:49:53 +0100

On 27 Apr 2005 13:53:11 GMT, mwojcik@xxxxxxxxxxx (Michael Wojcik)
wrote:

[snip]

>> 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.

Thanks for the info. It is a long time since I have used C in anger,
I tend to alternate between C++ for console programs and C# for
Windows.

rossum

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References:
- Newbie howto question.
  - From: Longfellow
- Re: Newbie howto question.
  - From: rossum
- Re: Newbie howto question.
  - From: Michael Wojcik

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