PAUL EDWARDS wrote something vaguely related to C Set ++


PE> E.g. how many people don't see 3 things in
PE> the following program that make it non-ISO?

 1: //              -- C++ comment
 2: void main(      -- int main( is the ANSI standard
 3: , char **envp   -- 3 arguments for main() is a System V Unix convention, but
                       I have yet to see a C compiler that doesn't support it.


Just curious, but do you know if ANSI C accepts the following variable
definition, and if so, is the definition likely to be portable between
big-endian and little-endian processors:

 int zees='Zz';

I've seen some compilers accept it, and others that did not.

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