Re: RFI: meaning of -Ae option of HP-UX's c89(1)

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From: GT Cherer
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 1996 04:08

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dude-
the previous posters were right about including HP SOURCE stuff, but what 
you may want to do is futz around in your include directories to find out 
what THAT means. On my system (similar to yours) it means POSIX 
compliance ramifications. 
Personally, I find the Ae the way to go to be most inclusive of all 
options and services. Don't forget to strip when you're ready for 
production. 

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Subject: Re: RFI: meaning of -Ae option of HP-UX's c89(1)
Date: 16 Mar 1996 04:08:12 GMT
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