From:	Erik Max Francis <max AT alcyone DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: Standards
Date:	Fri, 10 Oct 1997 10:01:53 -0700
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Kevin A. Pieckiel wrote:

> Where can I get stuff like that?  I'm pretty sure it's not in an RFC
> as I
> browse those pretty regularly.  Anyone know right off hand where I can
> find references similar to RFC's that have ANSI and IEEE standards?

You have to buy the ANSI standard direct from ANSI.  I'm no sure about
IEEE, but I imagine it's much the same way.

If you're specifically interested in the ANSI C standard, you can look
into _The annotated ANSI C standard_ by Herbert Schildt (ISBN
0078819520).  Schildt's annotation should be ignored, because they are
in some cases dead wrong, but the standard is reproduced almost in its
entirety -- and it costs less than if you were to get it from ANSI
itself.

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