Re: Proposed amendments to ISO/IEC 9899

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From: Mark Brader
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 22:38

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> > Where can I find out about the proposed amendments to Standard C and their
> > current status?

> A good place to start is David Keaton's home page -- he has links to the
> committee's FTP site as well as some papers in HTML format.
> http://www.dmk.com/~dmk/index.html

That's a good place to start if "proposed amendments" refers to the
general revision of the standard.  But the only amendments likely
to take effect in the near term are those implemented as Technical
Corrigenda (i.e., resulting from Defect Reports) or Normative Addenda.

The balloting on Technical Corrigendum / Record of Response number 2
was supposed to be finished a couple of months ago, and nothing's
been posted about that at all.  *What happened*?
-- 
Mark Brader, msb@sq.com       "C and C++ are two different languages.
SoftQuad Inc., Toronto         That's UK policy..."  -- Clive Feather

My text in this article is in the public domain.

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From: msb@sq.com (Mark Brader)
Subject: Re: Proposed amendments to ISO/IEC 9899
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