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In article <4gnbbp$bhu@solutions.solon.com>,
jmccarty@spdmail.spd.dsccc.com (Mike McCarty) wrote:

>)Thus, the implementation has to say exactly how it handles this.
>)There is still some question as to whether the implementation can
>)define it as an overflow resulting in program termination, is there
>)not?
>
>Where in the standard does it say that a compiler must be accompanied by
>-any- documentation?

>From ANSI Classic 1.6:
" Implementation -- a particular set of software, running in a
particular translation environment under particular control options,
that performs translation of programs for, and supports execution in a
particular exectution environment.

Implementation-defined behavior -- behavior, for a correct program
construct and correct data, that depends on the characteristics of the
implementation and that each implementation shall document."

If a particular implementation doesn't specify each of the explicit
implementation-defined behaviors, it isn't conforming.  

Thad