11.1 What is the ``ANSI C Standard?''
11.2 How can I get a copy of the Standard?
11.3 My ANSI compiler is complaining about prototype mismatches for parameters declared float.
11.4 Can you mix old-style and new-style function syntax?
11.5
Why does the declaration
"extern f(struct x *p);"
give me
a
warning message?
11.8 Why can't I use const values in initializers and array dimensions?
11.9 What's the difference between const char *p and char * const p?
11.10 Why can't I pass a char ** to a function which expects a const char **?
11.12 Can I declare main as void, to shut off these annoying ``main returns no value'' messages?
11.13 But what about main's third argument, envp?
11.14 I believe that declaring void main() can't fail, since I'm calling exit instead of returning.
11.15 The book I've been using always uses void main().
11.16 Is exit(status) truly equivalent to returning the same status from main?
11.18 What does the message ``warning: macro replacement within a string literal'' mean?
11.19 I'm getting strange syntax errors inside lines I've #ifdeffed out.
11.21 What does ``#pragma once'' mean?
11.22 Is char a[3] = "abc"; legal?
11.24 Why can't I perform arithmetic on a void * pointer?
11.25 What's the difference between memcpy and memmove?
11.26 What should malloc(0) do?
11.29 My compiler is rejecting the simplest possible test programs, with all kinds of syntax errors.
11.32 Why won't frobozz-cc, which claims to be ANSI compliant, accept this code?
11.33 What's the difference between implementation-defined, unspecified, and undefined behavior?
11.34 I'm appalled that the ANSI Standard leaves so many issues undefined.