I hear anons here talk about "ANSI C", often in reference to "ANSI C" vs "C11". However, the name "ANSI C" is a misnomer, and C11 (and C18) are still ISO standards, just like "ANSI C" is. So what gives? Can any cfags give me a clear reason of the differenc

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▶Anonymous 12/01/18 (Sat) 22:11:17 No.1003659>>1003675 >>1003688 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

I hear anons here talk about "ANSI C", often in reference to "ANSI C" vs "C11". However, the name "ANSI C" is a misnomer, and C11 (and C18) are still ISO standards, just like "ANSI C" is. So what gives? Can any cfags give me a clear reason of the differences?

▶Anonymous 12/01/18 (Sat) 22:30:04 No.1003675

>>1003659 (OP)

>what is Americans not giving a fuck about inferior countries

▶Anonymous 12/01/18 (Sat) 23:14:10 No.1003685

It's C89, the version that K&R 2nd edition covers. Says "updated for ANSI C" or something like that on the cover.

▶Anonymous 12/01/18 (Sat) 23:16:23 No.1003687

main(){}

is a valid C program

come @ me, C11 weenies

▶Anonymous 12/01/18 (Sat) 23:17:55 No.1003688

>>1003659 (OP)

ANSI C is C89. The first ISO C is C90.

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