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unwind
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What Are Your GCC Flags?
Very surprising to not see the -std option to actually clarify which language standard is being used. Perhaps that isn't as important in C++ as it is in C.
xroche
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The -ansi switch is used, and imply -std=c90 for C and -std=c++98 for C++. But an explicit -std might be better, I suppose.
cliveowen
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Is there a way to specify C89 but use the C99 style comments (i.e. //)?
mpyne
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I believe that -std=gnu89 should give you C89 with that particular extension (and some others).
fexl
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Agreed, see my post above about -std=c99.
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