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Article #2665ISO vs. AnsiC stds. Info on differences
From: Vijay Tatkar
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1991 22:04
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1991 22:04
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Does anyone in this group know if there are actual areas in which the ISO 9899-1990 std C is different from the AnsiC: X3-159.1989 std. I know that there is a movement by the X3 Subgroup to have the former subsume the latter (also, a statement in it clearly states that the two stds are technically identical). I was wondering if anyone here had a differing viewpoint [The std appears to be identical, but not a reprint of ANSI std] Please email me and I'll post a summary to this group. Thanx -Vijay
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