numerical c for gnu?

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From: ira ekhaus
Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 00:00

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quoting from the adsp21000 ctools manual

     g21k supports language extensions to ansi standard c.  the language
     extensions were developed with the ansi nceg (numeric c extensions
     gruop), a working committee reporting to ansi x3j11, and have been
     adopted by the free software foundation for incorporation into gcc.
     c with these extensions is called numerical c.

Parts of this seem to have been incorporated into  gcc, but parts such 
as iter haven't. Does anyone know the real story? 

thank you,

Ira Ekhaus
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