> E.g. how many people don't see 3 things in
 > the following program that make it non-ISO?
 >
 > // Print hello world!
 >
 > void main(int argc, char **argv, char **envp)
 > {
 >     printf("hello world\n");
 > }
PE>

JdBP>   Three ?  I see at least five.

JdBP>   ( Wrong return type for `main', POSIX 1003 extension for environment
JdBP>     pointer, lack of a return statement in `main', lack of inclusion of
JdBP>     the  header, and use of C++ comments in a C program. )

Whoops!  I can't remember whether I left out stdio to create an
extra error, and forgot to add that to the error count, or whether
I left out the stdio accidentally.  Probably the latter.  However,
you can't claim the "void" and "lack of return" both, only one or
the other, so that makes 4 errors.

JdBP>   On the other hand, there are certain parts of the Borland Standard C
JdBP>   Library implementation where you can see that badly written code has
JdBP>   introduced non-conformances.

Would you like to list some of the non-conformances you know of?
BFN.  Paul.
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