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From: rotherme@bcstec.ca.boeing.com (Pete Rothermel)
Subject: ANSI Releases of C++ Compilers
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Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1993 21:59:45 GMT
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I'm wondering what the compiler vendors are going to do
after the final release of the ANSI C++ standard. Will
they make a new release that is "ANSI compliant"? How about
a compiler switch that flags the now ANSI portions of code as
warnings. Let's hear from you vendors. What are you planning?

Pete R