Latest C Version

[kUfa]

Hi there,

I was wondering.. what s the latest official version of C. Is it the ISO 9899,
with the 2001's modifications?

Moreover one of my friend was asked during an interview, which new C
functionality you don't have in C++. Weird one.

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-- Before C++ we had to code all of bugs by hand; now we inherit them.

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in comp.lang.c i read:

I was wondering.. what s the latest official version of C. Is it the ISO 9899,
with the 2001's modifications?

yes -- iso/iec 9899:1999 as corrected by iso/iec 9899/cor1:2001. your
country may have adopted and published it under their own standards system,
e.g., in the usa the national standard is incits/iso/iec 9899-1999 (with
the same iso corrigendum).

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[kUfa]

Ok cool thanks very much indeed! Anyway, do you have an idea of a "new" feature
only available in C and not in c++. I still dont get what the guy who gave the
interview wanted..

/David

-- Before C++ we had to code all of bugs by hand; now we inherit them.

yes -- iso/iec 9899:1999 as corrected by iso/iec 9899/cor1:2001. your
country may have adopted and published it under their own standards system,
e.g., in the usa the national standard is incits/iso/iec 9899-1999 (with
the same iso corrigendum).

[Jack Klein]

On Sat, 12 Jun 2004 01:48:23 +0100, "kUfa" <po*****@essi.fr> wrote in
comp.lang.c:

Hi there,

I was wondering.. what s the latest official version of C. Is it the ISO 9899,
with the 2001's modifications?

Moreover one of my friend was asked during an interview, which new C
functionality you don't have in C++. Weird one.

There's a lot of C functionality in C99 that is not in C++. Just a
few off the top of my head:

- variable length arrays

- restrict type qualifier

- new meaning for static with array parameters to functions

- signed and unsigned long long and <stdint.h> typedefs

- functions to control floating point environment

While you can implement a C99 compatible <stdint.h> for any conforming
C++ compiler (excluding long long), you can't provide any of the
others unless using some non-standard compiler extensions.

There are other features that could be added to this list as well.

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