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Randy Rieger wrote:
> I forget what switches to put in the command line if I want to compile my
> code 'code.c' using ONLY standard C compiler.
> Can someone help me out with this?  Thanks so much
> 
> 

Use one of '-std=c89' or '-std=c99' together with '-pedantic'.
You might want to check on the '-W' and '-Wall' options as well as 
enabling some of the less common warnings.  All this is in your info 
file: "info gcc" is the simplest invocation.