-=> On 10-07-95  13:50 you wrote to me <=-

Hello Steven,

PE>> What's this crap included for?  It makes your program non-ISO.

SL>> I'd say it will only make your soure-code non-ISO ..  ;-)

MS> What's "soure-code"?  :)

MS> The ISO C standard applies to the source code.  After all, the
MS> executable is in machine code, not C.

SL> Are you agreeing with what I'm saying then ?

Basically.  However, I was pointing out that when Paul said that "It
makes your program non-ISO" he was unambiguously refering to the
source code.

SL> I used to program in ansi/iso C, but it has many limitations
SL> when you need to write a real program.

True, it has many limitations in the real world. OTOH, ANSI/ISO code
is to be preferred here, because it maximizes the number of people
who can read & share your code.

Michael Stapleton of Graphic Bits.

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