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In article <1992Nov11.114205.2259@cnsvax.uwec.edu> princemr@cnsvax.uwec.edu writes:

> 
> Ok, here's my problem...
> 
> I recently purchased Borland C/C++ and that is all fun and great. My problem
> lies in the fact the many of my classes and on our campuses UNIX machine and
> that runs ANSI C. 
> 
> I was wondering if there was any way to get BC/C++ to "think" (bad term, I
> know) in ANSI C.
> 

If you use the IDE environment, choose: Options, Compiler, Source  and
you can choose between Borland, ANSI, UNIX V and K & R type source code.
I dunno about the command line version, but I'm sure if you RTFM it will
be in there somewhere, or possible it's one of the things displayed when
you just do a 'BCC' from the DOS prompt.
 

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