From: stockton AT bcm DOT tmc DOT edu (David Stockton)
Message-Id: <199701131653.KAA28581@ginger.imgen.bcm.tmc.edu>
Subject: How do I know what is ANSI?
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Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 16:53:52 +0000 (GMT)
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I have been working on a library of C++ routines that I will eventually want
to compile on several platforms.  They compiled cleanly with "-Wall" but
when I decided they would port more easily if I made them ANSI compliant.
So I added the "-ansi" compile flag and it complained that malloc, calloc,
etc. had no prototypes.  I am infering from this that they are not ANSI
standard functions.  If they are not -- then what memory allocation 
routines are?  Is there an easy way to look up what routines are ANSI
standard?
						- David