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Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 13:52:36 GMT
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Eric Sosman wrote:
> 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 -ansi and -pedantic, and it's a good idea to use -Wall and -W as
> well.
> 

Remember that -ansi is a synonyn for -std=c89.  He may want -std=c99.